20.500.12556/DKUM-20732 KLEZMER SKOZI ČAS IN NJEGOVA SODOBNA PRAKSA V SLOVENIJI KLEZMER TROUGH TIME AND ITS MODERN PERFORMING PRACTICE IN SLOVENIA Klezmer je tradicionalna judovska glasba, ki izvira iz jugovzhodne Evrope. Glasba je zasedala pomembno mesto v judovski kulturi in klezmer glasbeniki so bili tisti, ki so igrali na večini tradicionalnih judovskih dogodkov. Stil glasbe je prepoznaven po značilnih izraznih melodijah, ki spominjajo na človeške glasove, smeh in jok. Tipična glasbila v klezmerju so klarinet, violina, harmonika, kitara, cimbale, violončelo in kontrabas. Ohranjal se je z ustnim izročilom a je v času množičnih migracij Judov izginil kot posledica kulturne asimilacije in težkih življenjskih razmer Judov, ki so se selili za boljšim življenjem. Klezmer je doživel svoj preporod okoli leta 1980. Obudili so ga priznani judovski glasbeniki, ki so se v ZDA priselili v času holokavsta. Tam se je med jidiš govorečimi Judi ohranil vse do danes, vedno bolj popularen pa postaja tudi med ljudmi, ki nimajo judovskih korenin. Judovska kultura in klezmer se ohranjata tudi na slovenskih tleh, med slovenskimi glasbeniki, ki izvajajo tradicionalni in sodobni repertoar klezmer glasbe. Klezmer is a Jewish musical tradition, originating from southeastern Europe. Since music played an important role in Jewish culture, klezmer musicians were present at the majority of Jewish traditional events. The style of klezmer can be identified by its characteristic expressive melodies, which remind of the human voice, laughing and weeping. The typical instruments used in klezmer are the clarinet, violin, accordion, guitar, cimbalom, cello and string bass. The musical tradition was mainly orally transmitted, but this transmission broke down due to a mass migration of Jews and as a result of cultural assimilation and a particularly difficult position of Jews migrating in search of a better life. However, there was a revival of klezmer around 1980, started by prominent Jewish musicians who moved to the USA during the Holocaust. It has been preserved until today by the Yiddish-speaking Jews and its gaining popularity also among people of non-Jewish origin. In Slovenia, the Jewish culture and klezmer are also maintained among Slovenian musicians, who perform the traditional as well as modern repertoire of klezmer music. Giora Feidman jidiš judovska glasba judovska kultura Klezcoustic's klezmer preporod klezmerja. Giora Feidman Yiddish Jewish music Jewish culture Klezcoustic's klezmer klezmer revival. true true false [D. Štuhec] Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo 2011-09-29 09:21:45 2011-10-17 12:09:10 2022-04-14 08:12:42 2023-12-26 03:10:35 2011 0 Maribor 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 78(043.2) 18683912 URN:SI:UM:DK:ZUOSEJTT UNI_Stuhec_Dejan_2011.pdf UNI_Stuhec_Dejan_2011.pdf 1 D073334768E2C587CB378D29E49FD832 e91b86b9ec896463ff1663794227d6d01485c189e9eb8fdd875d2ddf5dd27ccf b2fb919c-7c05-11eb-bb7a-00155d0001ca 20.500.12556/dkum/ed6f38ca-45ed-422e-a6a4-d074542f9cfe https://dk.um.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=25974 Pedagoška fakulteta 0 0 0