6. Bulgǎreascǎ /Bulgarish /Bulgar: The Transformation of a Klezmer Dance Genre

Walter Zev Feldman

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Histoire de la transformation de la danse et de la musique klezmer d'origine juive du « bulgareasca » des musiciens professionnels moldaves au type bukgare du klezmorim des Etats-Unis en passant par le genre bugare moldave et ukrainien. Quatre categories apparaissent : le reperoire central, le repertoire de transition ou orientalise, le repertoire co-territorial et le repertoire cosmopolitain.

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