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- Klezmershack - World's #1 klezmer and Jewish music web-site.
- Jewish Music Web Center.
- Klezmervig (Klezmer craddle) Klezmer in Ukraine and F.S.U., a lot of useful info (in Russian).
- Klezmer music in Germany.
Organizations, Workshops, and Festivals
- Centre Français des Musiques Juives, French Center for Jewish Music.
- KlezKanada Festival of Yiddish Jewish culture.
- Ashkenaz Festival Toronto, Canada.
- Jewish Music Institute, SOAS, London, UK.
- Borderland Foundation Sejny, Poland
- Jewish Music Club, Minsk, Belarus.
Bands
- "Budowitz" (Austria - USA - Hungary)
- "Di Naye Kapelye" (Hungary).
- "Brave Old World" (USA - Germany).
- "Khevrisa" (USA - Israel).
- "Kroke", Polish klezmer music from Cracow.
- "Der Partizaner Kish" (оНЖЕКСИ ОЮПРХГЮМЙХ), a most lyrical Yiddish singing from Moscow.
- "Nayekhovichi", funky klezmer from Moscow.
- "Simcha" Jewish Youth Music Theater (Minsk, Belarus).
- "Altanka", Belarusian folk music group.
- "Artes Liberales", ethno and early music from Belarus.
Musicians
- Michael Alpert, An outstanding Yiddish singer, composer, violinist, guitarist, accordionist, and dancer.
- Paul Brody, trumpet player, composer, leader of "Sadawi" and "Tango Toy".
- Frank London, trumpeter, bandleader, composer.
- Merlin Shepherd, clarinetist, saxophonist, guitarist, singer, bandleader, composer, teacher.
- David Krakauer, academic and klezmer clarinetist, bandleader ("Klezmer Madness").
- Socalled (Josh Dolgin), klezmer DJ, accordionist, pianist, singer.
- Dasha Beltsiukova, flutist.
- Dr. Dmitri Slepovitch, leader of "Minsker Kapelye"
- Dr. Nina Stepanskaya (1954-2007), ז''ל, eminent researcher of Jewish music and 20th century music.
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