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Ten Klezmer Duos, Vol. 1: 2 Violins Conductor Score

By Mike Curtis

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Ten Klezmer Duos, Vol. 1 contains six traditional Klezmer songs and four original compositions.

Titles: Boruch Ato Bo'ir * Miserlou * Rumanian Hora, Chusidl & Bulgar * Alcazaba * Hey Judah * Andalucian Lily * Rebn's Tanz * Khyberian Catfit * Street Song * Yoshke, Yoshke.

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Series: Advance Music
Publisher: Advance Music
ISBN10: 3-892213-62-3
ISBN13: 978-3-892213-62-8
UPC: 805095062014
SKU: 01-ADV6201
Instrumentation: 2 Violins

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Why we love this

Curtis balances six traditional klezmer melodies with four original compositions that sound completely at home in the idiom, giving violin duos genuine repertoire that goes beyond arrangements. The mix of familiar and fresh material means students encounter authentic musical language while expanding their sense of what klezmer violin writing can do.

What to expect

Spirited, lyrical, and rooted in deep cultural tradition. These duos evoke klezmer's blend of joy and yearning, with melodies that sing and rhythms that propel you forward. You hear the influence of Eastern European folk music everywhere, from the minor-inflected scales to the ornamented melodic lines.

Who it's for

Intermediate and advancing violin students ready to explore non-classical traditions and develop stylistic depth. String teachers seeking authentic klezmer literature that respects both the tradition and the pedagogical needs of younger players.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lean into the ornamentation and slides characteristic of klezmer style; these aren't optional embellishments but essential to the music's voice and feeling.
  • Balance the melody and second violin parts carefully. In klezmer writing, the secondo often carries harmonic and rhythmic weight that can disappear if underplayed.
  • Use the conductor score to rehearse the full harmonic and rhythmic intention before rehearsing separately as a duo.

How to use it

Program these duos alongside other world music or folk traditions in a concert context, or use them as entry points for students interested in exploring Jewish musical heritage. They work equally well in a school assembly or cultural event celebrating diverse musical traditions.

Skills your students will build

  • Stylistic interpretation in a non-classical tradition
  • Ornamentation and expressive sliding techniques
  • Reading and performing mixed metric and syncopated rhythms
  • Ensemble balance and voice independence in duet texture
  • Idiomatic phrasing in klezmer melodic language

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