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BIOGRAPHY

In the documentary film showcasing Leopold Kozlovsky, he emphasizes that being a klezmer is an innate quality that cannot be taught, but rather must come from one's mother womb. This sentiment resonates with me as I was fortunate enough to be born into a family with a rich cultural heritage steeped in Yiddish traditions, including language, music, food, and religion. These formative experiences have equipped me with the necessary tools to excel as a klezmer musician

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Hello, my name is Gal Klein, and I'm a Klezmer artist - this is the jewish way to say 'Musician'.

I'm play the clarinet, sings in hebrew and Yiddish and in general I'm a player who has a deep passion for the musical traditions of Eastern Europe.

I am bachelor from the prestigious Jerusalem Music Academy, and I'm currently pursuing my Master's degree in Yiddish and Hassidic literature.

My ultimate goal is to act in the Yiddish Theatre, which would be a dream come true for me.

My unique 'Klezmer' style is a fusion of the old and the new, and I'm constantly striving to create new melodies and combinations that reflect my heritage. I believe that sharing my music with the world is my calling, and I'm committed to spreading my message of peace and unity through my performances.

In today's world, where so many cultures are coming together in the young Jewish state, I feel that it's more important than ever to celebrate our shared history and traditions. By sharing my music and my story, I hope to inspire others to embrace their own cultural heritage and to find common ground with people from all walks of life.

In short, I believe that my 'Klezmer' style is more than just music - it's a way of connecting with others and spreading joy and positivity in our fragile world. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me and my music.

 

Peace. שלום

Photo by Ilya Bazarsky
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