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The Klezmer Conservatory Band, formed in Boston in 1980 by acclaimed musician and educator Hankus Netsky, stands as a cornerstone of modern klezmer and Yiddish song revival. From early releases like Yiddishe Renaissance (1981) and Klez! (1984) to cross-genre medleys and sophisticated arrangements, the ensemble has helped shape how traditional Jewish music is heard today. The band is known for danceable medleys, thoughtful arrangements, and collaborations that bridge classical and folk traditions.

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Over the decades, the KCB has built a distinguished recording catalog with Rounder and Vanguard releases, culminating in the expansive Eternal Echoes project (2012) with Itzhak Perlman. Their performances regularly light up major venues, including Boston Symphony Hall, and their PBS Great Performances feature Rejoice! (2014) brought their sound to a national audience. Fans follow them through streaming platforms and their official channels for new music, performances, and behind-the-scenes insights.

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Looking ahead, the group continues to tour and perform across the United States. The 2025 slate includes a noted performance in Concord, New Hampshire, and media coverage of upcoming shows highlights the ongoing collaboration with Perlman and continued attention from fans worldwide.

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Stay connected with the Klezmer Conservatory Band through their official site and social profiles for news, tour updates, and new releases. Follow for drops, livestreams, and opportunities to catch the ensemble live at a venue near you.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Klezmer Conservatory Band

  • Formed in Boston in 1980 by Hankus Netsky to promote traditional klezmer and Yiddish song; early releases include Yiddishe Renaissance (1981) and Klez! (1984).
  • Genres: klezmer, Jewish music, Yiddish song; known for dance medleys and cross-genre arrangements.
  • Notable collaborations include Itzhak Perlman’s In The Fiddler’s House projects (1995–1997) and the Eternal Echoes collaboration (2012) with Perlman, which led to subsequent PBS/television attention.
  • Key milestones include PBS Great Performances feature Rejoice! (2014) and ongoing performances at major venues (e.g., Boston Symphony Hall with Perlman).
  • 2025 tour date: Concord, New Hampshire (April 6, 2025, Concord City Auditorium) announced in multiple local outlets; additional 2025 Cleveland performance noted in press related to Perlman collaboration.
  • Official discography spans from 1981 through 2012, including Eternal Echoes (2012) and earlier Rounder/Vanguard releases; latest widely released project is Eternal Echoes (2012).

The records

Klezmer Conservatory Band Discography

  • Eternal Echoes, w/ Itzhak Perlman
    2012 · Sony Masterworks
  • A Taste of Paradise
    2003 · Rounder Records
  • Dance Me to the End of Love
    2000 · Rounder Records
  • Dancing in the Aisles
    1997 · Rounder Records
  • Live in the Fiddler's House
    1997 · Angel Records
  • Klezmer (In The Fiddler's House)
    1996 · EMI Classics
  • Live in the Fiddler's House
    1996 · Angel Records
  • The Thirteenth Anniversary Album Live!
    1993 · Rounder
  • Old World Beat
    1991 · Rounder (also Zensor release)
  • The Fool And The Flying Ship
    1991 · Rabbit Ears Productions
  • A Jumpin' Night In The Garden Of Eden
    1988 · Rounder
  • Oy Chanukah!
    1987 · Rounder
  • A Touch Of Klez!
    1985 · Vanguard
  • Klez!
    1984 · Vanguard
  • Yiddishe Renaissance
    1981 · Kleztone

Stay connected with the Klezmer Conservatory Band through their official site and social profiles for news, tour updates, and new releases. Follow for drops, livestreams, and opportunities to catch the ensemble live at a venue near you.

  • Official site: https://www.klezman.org (target="_blank" rel="noopener")
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klezmerconservatoryband (target="_blank" rel="noopener")
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klezmerconservatoryband (target="_blank" rel="noopener")
  • Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/klezmercb (target="_blank" rel="noopener")
  • SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/klezmerconservatoryband (target="_blank" rel="noopener")
  • Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/klezmer-conservatory-band/xxx (target="_blank" rel="noopener")

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