Dehaske Play Klezmer! + CD - Saxophone Ténor
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Summary of This Sheet Music
Play Klezmer! brings together twelve Yiddish melodies with irresistible charm, drawn from the klezmer universe and its multiple facets. It includes singing and introspective themes where the melodic line takes center stage, as well as more danceable tunes driven by a lively pulse and festive energy. This collection is an excellent gateway for those wishing to discover the Yiddish aesthetic (ornamentation, accentuation, lyrical impulses), while remaining a valuable resource for musicians looking to expand their library of traditional themes.
The variety of pieces allows alternating moods: the nigun (melody with expressive dimension) is alongside the waltz, freilachs (joyful dances), and the bulgar, which is very present in klezmer repertoires. The offered titles thus provide an ideal playground to work on intention, dynamics, and phrase construction, whether in personal practice, traditional music workshops, or preparing more polished performances.
- Nigun
- Mediatsinerwalz
- Long Live the Nigun
- Freilachs fun L.A.
- Bessarabianke
- Shlof main Kind
- Silberne Chasene
- 7:40 pm
- Freilachs fun Gilrod un Sandler
- Reb Dovidls Nigun
- Firn di mechetonim ahejm
- Odessa Bulgarish
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Traditional, World | Publication | Sheet music |
| Genre | klezmer music (Yiddish tradition) | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many pieces does Play Klezmer! for tenor saxophone contain?
The collection includes 12 melodies from the klezmer and Yiddish repertoire. A CD is included with this edition designed for tenor saxophone.
What klezmer styles are featured in this sheet music?
The program combines expressive nigunim, a waltz, lively freilachs, and a bulgar. Notable titles include "Nigun," "Mediatsinerwalz," and "Odessa Bulgarish."
Does the collection include dance tunes?
Several dances are included among the 12 pieces, such as "Freilachs fun L.A.," "Freilachs fun Gilrod un Sandler," and "Odessa Bulgarish."
Does this method allow for working on klezmer interpretation on tenor saxophone?
The proposed melodies enable exploration of ornamentation, accentuation, and lyrical expressions typical of the Yiddish aesthetic. The variety between nigun, waltz, and freilachs also engages dynamics and phrase construction. The material can be used for personal practice or in traditional music workshops.
Is Play Klezmer! + CD Tenor Saxophone dedicated exclusively to Yiddish music?
The book is classified within the klezmer music genre, originating from the Yiddish tradition. Its 12 themes notably include "Shlof main Kind," "Silberne Chasene," and "Reb Dovidls Nigun."



