How the NY Public Library acquired a ‘treasure trove’ of Jewish and Yiddish music Manuscripts and arrangements of music performed on Yiddish radio station WEVD sat in a basement for 40 years.
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An ahead-of-its-time klezmer album will be performed live for the first time Clarinet great Michael Winograd will lead all-star musicians in a performance “Tanz,” a groundbreaking recording that flopped in 1956.
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