In the first archive of its kind, Prof. Chris Silver possesses about 500 albums recorded by Moroccan, Algerian, and Tunisian Jewish vocalists and instrumentalists

According to Nathan Salsburg, the early American record industry marketed aggressively to European immigrants, and he draws from a wellspring of klezmer tunes for his new project

Charming Hostess band leader was fixture of avant-garde, experimental music scenes in San Francisco and New York since 1990s

COVID-19 restrictions prevent holiday synagogue performance in Mumbai, but members of India's largest Jewish community Bene Israel are still passing on the Hindu-inspired art form

Center aims to become a national leader in the exploration of Jewish music, and will combine academic study of music with practical preparation for future performers

Decades after meeting at a Jerusalem yeshiva, Shimshon Meir Frankel and Amihai Zippor of the Bar Papas release 10 songs of rabbi- and prophet-inspired folk rock

In 2015, the 132-year-old venue revived an annual concert 70 years after the Nazis decimated Dutch Jewry, uniting the small community from Orthodox to unaffiliated

'The Hava Song' by Nissim Black, who declares during the song that he's 'Black, Jewish and proud,' is a modern take on the classic tune

After surprise success with Yiddish parodies of 'Toy' and 'Under the Sea,' Israeli actor and singer Yael Yekel delights with original twist on 'Bei Mir Bistu Shein'

As Latvian band releases second album, front-woman Sasha Lurje speaks about its inspirations, transition from klezmer, and its new album's 'dark love stories'