December 05, 2003 • Page Image 35
…Russian Roots Klezmer Goes Clubbing Yiddish music begins to make the club scene in former Soviet Union. LEV KRICHEVSKY Jewish Telegraphic Agency Moscow A video of a klezmer show altered Stanislav Raiko's career. "I just saw this one single show and realized that this was my music and I wanted to play it," recalled the Ukrainian-born violinist. Raiko said he then began listening to old recordings of Eastern European Jewish folk music to ...…

















































