European Music and Music From Jewish Traditions
Despite the fact that Europe is a relatively small continent, the musical traditions it holds are widely varied. From the Swedish fiddling of the North to the Italian Accordion, from klezmer to manouche, you'll find it here.
Edith Piaf is one of the greatest singers of all time, and her appeal was widespread, crossing over the boundaries of language and culture. Though many of her contemporaries never achieved the same level of international fame as Edith Piaf did, their music is equally timeless, and quite wonderful. If you like Edith Piaf…
Fado music is the traditional urban folk music of Portugal. Portuguese fado music is known for its sad, mournful songs and powerful performances.
Love the French language and want to discover some more music in French? Look no further, these ten french language cds will get your collection started nicely!
Klezmer music is the traditional secular music of Ashkenazi and Hasidic Jews. It is characterized by use of the accordion, fiddle and clarinet and is often played at Jewish weddings.
With the popularity of Matisyahu, a Hasidic reggae rapper, interest is growing in other Jewish Reggae music. Check out some of these great artists who are incorporating Jewish traditions with Reggae.
