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Andy Statman - Learn To Play Klezmer Music - DVD Video
Pop, Rock, Jazz And Country Music For Saxophone Show Tune and Movie Music For Saxophone Inspirational Music For Saxophone Classical Music For Saxophone Christmas Music For Saxophone Ensemble Music For Saxophone Method Books For Saxophone Sheet Music For Tenor Saxophone Sheet Music For Baritone Saxophone Sheet Music For Soprano Saxophone Manuscript Paper/Reference Books For Saxophone Reeds For Saxophone Accessories For Saxophone	Click on the image above to see a larger version. Andy Statman - Learn To Play Klezmer Music - DVD Video Item number 2630745DP, $29.95 Here's your chance to learn to play the joyous traditional music of Eastern European Jews. This DVD video lesson is rich in knowledge, history, lore and musical information for all instrumentalists who want to get into this compelling style.   Andy Statman discusses the background, techniques and stylistic nuances needed to perform klezmer correctly. The songs that he uses in this lesson are: "Purim Niggun", "Moshe Emes (Breslev Niggun)","Meron Niggun" and "The Old Sher".   The running time of this DVD video is 80 minutes. Publisher: This piece was published by Homespun Video.    This product has a difficulty rating of on a scale of 1 through 6, with 6 being hardest. How to purchase this item: To purchase "Andy Statman - Learn To Play Klezmer Music - DVD Video", just click on the "Click to Buy!" button above. You will then have the option of placing your order online or ordering by mail, fax or phone. Return Policy: This product may be returned, unopened, within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges.	Quick Search Manage My Account Log In (Optional) Track An Order Gift Certificates Free Downloads Make An Account

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