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Klezmerata Hamburg

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Thu, Apr 25, 2024, 20:00
The sound of the »Klezmerata« is the exciting encounter of Jewish folklore with gypsy music, tango, swing and elements of Yiddish theatre. Surprising, modern, cheerful and sensitive, the band has been winning over audiences since autumn 2018. The fun that the professional musicians have with their favourite project is immediately apparent.

Keywords: Jazz & World, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Katherina OstrovskaGuitar, Vocals
Valentin ButtAccordion
Jana MisheninaViolin
Guido JägerDouble bass

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