Re: trip to Ukraine

Heiko's right that you should get proof of taking the instrument into the country... but that isn't always enough... Unless you have a passport for your instrument (3 photos, official stamps, certificate of ownership in the vernacular.... ) customs officials can claim that you've brought one (old dodgy worthless) instrument into the country... and swapped it for a national treasure to take back out again....

Don't let any of this put you off though Pete.... Ukraine rocks. You should definitely go.

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>From: World music from a Jewish slant

>Reply-To: jewish-music (at) shamash(dot)org

>To: World music from a Jewish slant

>Subject: JEWISH-MUSIC digest 2044

>Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 00:20:30 EDT

> JEWISH-MUSIC Digest 2044

>Topics covered in this issue include:

> 1) Re: Trip to Ukraine

> by "sophie solomon"

> 2) AW: Trip to Ukraine

> by "Heiko Lehmann"

> 3) Re: [MLA-L] Ha-sela ha-adom "The red rock"

> by "Ryna Kedar - Mekatleget for music lib."

> 4) A cross word

> by Balalaika5 (at) aol(dot)com

> 5) RE: Trip to Ukraine

> by "Gifford, Paul"

> 6) Re: [MLA-L] Ha-sela ha-adom "The red rock"

> by "H. Kaufman"

> 7) Re: Newsweek article

> by "Trudi Goodman"

> 8) Requesting help obtaining Israeli and German recordings

> by Joel Bresler

> 9) Re: Newsweek article and all the rest

> by Ari Davidow

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