Definition of klezmer in English:

klezmer

nounPlural klezmorim ˈklɛzməˈklezmər

mass noun

1Traditional eastern European Jewish music.
Example sentencesExamples
- Used for weddings, parties, dances, just about any celebration, klezmer is Jewish roots music, an essential part of the culture.
- He has greeted the resurgence of klezmer, Yiddish, and Hassidic music among younger Jews with great enthusiasm and is regarded highly by musicians of all ages.
- A classical clarinet virtuoso with Ashkenazi roots, he didn't actually start playing or listening to klezmer until the late 70's.
- They teach their granddaughter the haunting klezmer melodies of their youth.
- His music combines songs and tunes from a wide range of musical traditions including folk, blues, reggae, Cajun, and klezmer.
1. 1.1count noun A musician who plays klezmer music.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pianist Kenny Werner, bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron,are incredibly gifted jazz improvisers who are no less brilliant as klezmer musicians.
  After graduation from Harvard, where she majored in Russian history and literature, she headed to Seattle, where she tried her hand sitting in with a local klezmer band called the Mazeltones.
  The reception kicks off with a klezmer band, and Sophie and Max are hauled up on chairs for the Jewish wedding version of musical chairs.
  My father was a real klezmer, self-taught.
  Klezmer, the traditional tooth and heel-clicking Jewish folk tunes that the travelling klezmorim used to play, has been yanked out of the ghetto and thrown on to the dancefloor.

Origin

1920s: Yiddish, contraction of Hebrew kĕlē zemer 'musical instruments'.

Definition of klezmer in US English:

klezmer

nounˈklezmər

also klezmer music

1Traditional eastern European Jewish music.
Example sentencesExamples
- They teach their granddaughter the haunting klezmer melodies of their youth.
- He has greeted the resurgence of klezmer, Yiddish, and Hassidic music among younger Jews with great enthusiasm and is regarded highly by musicians of all ages.
- Used for weddings, parties, dances, just about any celebration, klezmer is Jewish roots music, an essential part of the culture.
- His music combines songs and tunes from a wide range of musical traditions including folk, blues, reggae, Cajun, and klezmer.
- A classical clarinet virtuoso with Ashkenazi roots, he didn't actually start playing or listening to klezmer until the late 70's.
1. 1.1 A musician who plays traditional eastern European Jewish music.
  Example sentencesExamples
  My father was a real klezmer, self-taught.
  After graduation from Harvard, where she majored in Russian history and literature, she headed to Seattle, where she tried her hand sitting in with a local klezmer band called the Mazeltones.
  Klezmer, the traditional tooth and heel-clicking Jewish folk tunes that the travelling klezmorim used to play, has been yanked out of the ghetto and thrown on to the dancefloor.
  The reception kicks off with a klezmer band, and Sophie and Max are hauled up on chairs for the Jewish wedding version of musical chairs.
  Pianist Kenny Werner, bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron,are incredibly gifted jazz improvisers who are no less brilliant as klezmer musicians.

Origin

1920s: Yiddish, contraction of Hebrew kĕlē zemer ‘musical instruments’.

单词	klezmer
释义	Definition of klezmer in English: klezmer nounPlural klezmorim ˈklɛzməˈklezmər mass noun 1Traditional eastern European Jewish music. Example sentencesExamples Used for weddings, parties, dances, just about any celebration, klezmer is Jewish roots music, an essential part of the culture. He has greeted the resurgence of klezmer, Yiddish, and Hassidic music among younger Jews with great enthusiasm and is regarded highly by musicians of all ages. A classical clarinet virtuoso with Ashkenazi roots, he didn't actually start playing or listening to klezmer until the late 70's. They teach their granddaughter the haunting klezmer melodies of their youth. His music combines songs and tunes from a wide range of musical traditions including folk, blues, reggae, Cajun, and klezmer. 1.1count noun A musician who plays klezmer music. Example sentencesExamples Pianist Kenny Werner, bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron,are incredibly gifted jazz improvisers who are no less brilliant as klezmer musicians. After graduation from Harvard, where she majored in Russian history and literature, she headed to Seattle, where she tried her hand sitting in with a local klezmer band called the Mazeltones. The reception kicks off with a klezmer band, and Sophie and Max are hauled up on chairs for the Jewish wedding version of musical chairs. My father was a real klezmer, self-taught. Klezmer, the traditional tooth and heel-clicking Jewish folk tunes that the travelling klezmorim used to play, has been yanked out of the ghetto and thrown on to the dancefloor. Origin 1920s: Yiddish, contraction of Hebrew kĕlē zemer 'musical instruments'. Definition of klezmer in US English: klezmer nounˈklezmər also klezmer music 1Traditional eastern European Jewish music. Example sentencesExamples They teach their granddaughter the haunting klezmer melodies of their youth. He has greeted the resurgence of klezmer, Yiddish, and Hassidic music among younger Jews with great enthusiasm and is regarded highly by musicians of all ages. Used for weddings, parties, dances, just about any celebration, klezmer is Jewish roots music, an essential part of the culture. His music combines songs and tunes from a wide range of musical traditions including folk, blues, reggae, Cajun, and klezmer. A classical clarinet virtuoso with Ashkenazi roots, he didn't actually start playing or listening to klezmer until the late 70's. 1.1 A musician who plays traditional eastern European Jewish music. Example sentencesExamples My father was a real klezmer, self-taught. After graduation from Harvard, where she majored in Russian history and literature, she headed to Seattle, where she tried her hand sitting in with a local klezmer band called the Mazeltones. Klezmer, the traditional tooth and heel-clicking Jewish folk tunes that the travelling klezmorim used to play, has been yanked out of the ghetto and thrown on to the dancefloor. The reception kicks off with a klezmer band, and Sophie and Max are hauled up on chairs for the Jewish wedding version of musical chairs. Pianist Kenny Werner, bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron,are incredibly gifted jazz improvisers who are no less brilliant as klezmer musicians. Origin 1920s: Yiddish, contraction of Hebrew kĕlē zemer ‘musical instruments’.
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