Accordion Go East - Russian, Jewish, and Roma Songs and Dances from very easy to medium advanced - Peter Michael Haas

1. At the Gate of the Old Tsar's Palace
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3. Nane Zocha
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5. Accompaniment to Nane Zocha
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7. Stenka Rasin
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9. Down the Kasanka
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11. Karen's Klezmer
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13. About Freygish and Karaguna: Scales in East European Music
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15. Ornamentation in the Melody - The Trill
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17. A Song and a Dance from Romania - Farkojfn di Saposhkelech
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19. Ando Verdan
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21. Three Yiddish Dance Songs
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23. Ozhidanje (Expection)
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25. Accompaniment to Ozhidanje
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27. Tanz, Yidelekh!
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29. Yolanda's Csárdás
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31. Playing Tips: Play "Crisp" Rhythms
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33. The "Kick" for the Chords
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35. Amol is gewen a Majsse/Once There Was a Story (Yiddish Lullaby)
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37. "Ich hob dich tsifil lib" - Interview with Karsten Troyke
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39. Margeritkelech
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41. A Retenish - Mystery Song
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43. Broyges Tants - Dance of the Mothers-in-Law
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45. Jóvano
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47. Sholmkovitch
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49. Avinu Malkenu - Our Father, our King
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51. Cumajle
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53. "One line from a violin and you'll already have goose bumps!" - Interview with Katjusha Kozubek
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55. Black Eyes - Otshi tshornije
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57. New Melodic Ornamentation: Double Notes, Grace Notes, and Trills
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59. Cacak
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61. Sherele
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63. Accompaniment to Sherele
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65. Minek a szoke ennékem
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67. Caj Shukarie
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69. Daitschewo from Odessa
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71. Bulgar from Odessa
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73. Accompaniment to Bulgar and Odessa
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75. Pchurane Roma
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77. A Small Overview of Rhythms in Klezmer Music
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79. Naftule Brandwein's Forspil and Freylach
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81. "I love all music that has something to say!" - Interview with Alan Bern
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83. Good Old Sirbas
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85. Terkisher Honik