Terms - K
K
K. Dr.
kabuki
Kadenz
kalimba
Kammer
Kammersonate
Kammerton
Kanon
kantele
Kantor
Kantorei
Kapelle
Kapellmeister
Kavatine
kazoo
kent bugle
Kesselpauke
Kesseltrommel
kettledrum
key
key signature
keyboard
keyboard instrument
keyboard music
keyed bugle
keyed trumpet
keynote
kick drum
Kielflügel
Kirchensonate
kit
kithara
Kl.
Klage
Klammer
klang
Klangfarbenmelodie
Klappholz
Klarinette
Klavier
klaxophone
klein
kleine Flöte
kleine Trommel
klezmer
klingen
klingen lassen
knock
Köchel Verzeichnis
komische Oper
Kontrabass
Kontrabassklarinette
Kontrafagott
Kontrapunkt
Kontretanz
Konzert
Konzertant
Konzertierend
Konzertmeister
Konzertstück
Kornett
krakoviak
krakowiak
Krebsgang
Kreuz
Krummhorn
kurzer Vorschlag
Kutchka
KV
Kyrie eleison
kytte
klezmer
KLAY-zmer
[Hebrew]
Musical style characteristic to European Jewish bands, usually of 3-4 musicians. The word comes from Hebrew: "Kly Zemer" being "a musical instrument", which was a colloquial way of calling a performing musician in East European Jewish communities. The instruments used are normally a double bass with two melodic instruments, often a violin and a clarinet. Klezmer bands would mainly perform at weddings. Their performance is based mostly on East European Folk musical style, often modified to accommodate shteygers (European Jewish musical modes) which are used in Jewish prayer.Share
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Last Updated: 2013-02-14 19:13:47