On the first segment of The Jewish Radio Hour, Rochelle Zucker features two groups from israel. First up is The Israel Klezmer Orchestra (IKO), a large traditional ensemble that performs Klezmer music - the legacy of the Jewish music of Eastern Europe, as it was performed hundreds of years ago. It was formed in Jerusalem in 2017 and is under the direction of band leader Gershon Leizerson a klezmer musician, violinist, singer, composer and teacher.The spotlight then falls on Di Gasn Trio. (The Street Trio) - an Israeli band, chiefly influenced by music of the Balkan region and Klezmer music of Eastern Europe, blending additional elements of jazz, Arabic and classical music. (Although the group calls itself a trio. it now normally performs as a quartet. The group performs both traditional music and original compositions..
Playlist and Featured ArtistsNaftali's Freylekhs - Israel Klezmer Orchestra (IKO)Sher - IKOHymn of the Jobless Musicians and Freelancers - IKOKhotinskaya Patch Tanz - IKOAt The Rabbi's Feast (Baym Rebns Sideh - IKOFun Berlin Tsu Lublin - Di Gasn TrioYidisher Rastaman - Yoni Eilat & Di Gasn TrioDi Naye Yor Hora = Di Gasn Trio
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