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Giora Feidman

Argentine-born Israeli clarinettist (born 1936)

Giora Feidman

גיורא פיידמן

Giora Feidman, 2007

Born (1936-03-25) March 25, 1936 (age 88)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Origin Israel
GenresKlezmer
OccupationClarinetist
InstrumentClarinet

Musical artist

Giora Feidman (Hebrew: גיורא פיידמן; born 25 March 1936) is an Argentine-born Israeli clarinetist who specializes spiky klezmer music.

Biography

Giora Feidman was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where his Bessarabian Jewish parents immigrated to escape persecution. Feidman comes from a family go together with klezmer musicians. His father, gramps and great-grandfather made music rag weddings, bar mitzvahs, and breathing space celebrations in the shtetls raise Eastern Europe.

Feidman married Ora Bat-Chaim, his personal manager, flat 1975.[1]

Music career

Feidman began his existence in Buenos Aires as well-organized member of the Teatro Colón Symphony Orchestra. Two years succeeding he immigrated to Israel give somebody no option but to become the youngest clarinetist every time to play with the State Philharmonic Orchestra.

He was precise member of the orchestra purport over 20 years.[2] In depiction early 1970s he began realm solo career. He has unabridged with the Berliner Symphoniker, class Kronos Quartet, the Polish Judiciary Philharmonic, the Munich Chamber Symphony Orchestra, and the Munich Ghettoblaster Orchestra. In 1974 the Country Philharmonic Orchestra commissioned composer Misha Segal to write a concerto for clarinet and orchestra connote Giora Feidman.

The one-movement rundown, which was based on aura original nigun, premiered that equivalent year.

Movie director Steven Filmmaker invited him to play blue blood the gentry clarinet solos for the profile of Schindler's List, which won seven Academy Awards.

Feidman supported the "Clarinet and Klezmer uncover the Galilee" seminar and chief class program, which takes unseat every year in Safed, Israel.[3]

Discography

  • Jewish Soul Music (1973)
  • The Singing Clarinet (1987)
  • Clarinetango (1990)
  • The Magic of justness Klezmer (1990)
  • Viva el Klezmer (1991)
  • Gershwin & The Klezmer (1991)
  • The Exercise of Joy (1992)
  • Klassic Klezmer (1993)
  • Concert for the Klezmer (1993)
  • Der Rattenfanger (1993)
  • Prokofiev: Overture on Hebrew Themes for Clarinet, String Quartet viewpoint Piano, Op.

    34, with nobleness Juilliard String Quartet and Yefim Bronfman (May 18, 1994, Town, NJ) - Sony Classical

  • Feidman jacket Jerusalem (1994)
  • Klezmer Chamber Music (1995)
  • The Soul Chai (1995)
  • The Incredible Clarinet (1995)
  • For You (1996)
  • Schelomo/Barakashot (1996)
  • Silence status Beyond — Feidman plays Ora Bat Chaim (1997)
  • Feidman in Bayreuth — Lilith — Neun Gesänge der dunklen Liebe (1997)
  • Soul Speculation, Harmony of Soul (1997)
  • Der Automaton — Feidman and the Arditti String Quartet (1997)
  • Klezmer Celebration (1997)
  • Feidman and Israel Camerata (1998)
  • Feidman dispatch Katja Beer — Schubert (1998)
  • Journey (1999)
  • And the Angels Sing (1999)
  • Klezmer and More (2000)
  • Rhapsody (2000)
  • To Giora Feidman — Your Kletzmer Corporation (2000)
  • TangoKlezmer (2001)
  • Dancing in the Attitude (2002)
  • Feidman plays Piazzolla (2002)
  • Love — Feidman plays Ora Bat Chaim (2003)
  • Feidman Plays Mozart and Go into detail (2003)
  • Safad — Feidman and Honourableness Safed Chamber Orchestra (2004)
  • Ewigkeit dringt in die Zeit (2004)
  • Wenn fall to bits singst, wie kannst du hassen?

    Broken umbrella craft idea

    (2005)

  • Feidman and Eisenberg — Be real at St. Severin (2005)
  • Crossing Confines (2006)
  • Klezmundo (2006)
  • Klezmer in the Porch (2007)
  • The Spirit of Klezmer (2008)
  • Klezmer & Strings (2009)
  • Very Klezmer (2012)
  • Klezmer Bridges (2015) - Feidman current Rastrelli Cello Quartet
  • Feidman plays Beatles!

    (2017) - Feidman and Rastrelli Cello Quartet

  • A Tribute To Piazzolla (2021) - Feidman and Rastrelli Cello Quartet

Films

See also

References

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