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Tzimmes
emphasizes the tremendous diversity within Jewish Music.
Singing in four languages - Yiddish (Judeo-German),
Hebrew, Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), and English - the Tzimmes
style ranges from Middle Eastern to Klezmer to Folk
and Worldbeat. They have concertized in Canada, the
U.S., Mexico, and England, at Folk Festivals and Communal
Events, for Jewish and non-Jewish audiences alike.
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Speaking
of their 1998 release, KlezMyriad, Dirty Linen had
this
to say: "This latest disc shows off the group's
talents marvelously and earns them an important place
in the growing
ranks of new-generation klezmorim (Jewish Musicians -
ed.) who are preserving, but also extending, Jewish music
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KlezMyriad: by
Moshe Denburg
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from "KlezMyriad"
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© 1998
Tzimmes Music
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The
Shlump: by Moshe Denburg
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from "KlezMyriad"
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© 1998
Tzimmes Music
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Shuvi
Shuvi: (Return Return)
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Music: Moshe Denburg
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Text: Adapted from the 'Song of
Songs'
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from "A Lid
for Every Pot"
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© 1995
Tzimmes Music
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Dror
Yikra: (He Shall Declare Freedom)
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from "KlezMyriad"
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© 1998 Tzimmes Music
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| Contact:
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| Moshe
Denburg, #12 - 719 East 31st Avenue |
| Vancouver,
BC, V5V 2W9 |
| Tel:
604.879.8415, Fax: 604.873.0501 |
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| Email: info@tzimmes.net |
| Web: www.tzimmes.net |
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