Portfolio
A portrait of Theo Bikel, 2006, on a Red House Records CD, to be released in September 2016
Walter Zev Feldman, prominent musicologist, tsimbl player and pioneer in the Klezmer Revival, 2002
Hankus Netsky, player, composer, scholar, a major figure in Jewish music for almost four decades, 2006
Henry Sapoznick, producer, performer, scholar, director of KlezKamp, influential pioneer of the Klezmer revival, 2007
Joshua Waletzky, film editor and director, composer and Yiddish song writer, early figure in the Klezmer revival, 2004
Michael Winograd, Daniel Kahn, and Dan Blacksberg, leading figures in the third generation of the Klezmer revival, 2007
Alan Bern, pianist, accordionist, musical director of Brave Old World and The Other Europeans, 2010
Steve Weintraub, one of the leading teachers of Eastern European Yiddish dance, 2010
Adrienne Cooper (z”l), the renowned Yiddish singer, and her partner and collaborator, Marilyn Lerner, at KlezKanada, 2008
Joel Rubin, clarinetist and pioneering figure and scholar in the Klezmer revival
Eric Stein, mandolinist, leader of Beyond the Pale, future director of the Ashkenaz Festival, 2003
Deborah Strauss and Jeff Warschauer, early stars of the Klezmer revival and partners on and off the stage, 2001
Frank London of the Klezmatics with Yair Dalal, the Israeli musician
German Goldenshteyn (1934-2006), the Bessarabian clarinetist, musicologist, and influential teacher
Mark Rubin, the Texas-based bass and tuba player
Pete Rushefsky, cimbl player and executive director of New York’s Center for Traditional Music
The Serendippity Four: Shura Lipovsky, Theodore Bikel, Tamara Brooks (z”l), and Merima Kljuco, at KlezKanada, August, 2011
Julian Kytasty and Michael Alpert who perform a program together of Ukrainian and Jewish music
Flory Jagoda, one of the leading performers of Sephardic or Spanish-Judeo music
Marilyn Lerner, the Toronto-based jazz and klezmer music pianist
Cookie Segelstein, California based violinist and member of Varetski Pass
