Klezmerkaba

Klezmerkaba was formed in the summer of 2008 to bring the Klezmer sound to the Tucson community. Klezmerkaba is a 12-piece band comprised of a dynamic group of musicians with various backgrounds in music ranging from semi-professional musicians and vocalist to professional music educators. The name combines two Jewish concepts – “Klezmer” and “Merkabah.” Klezmer comes from two Hebrew words: klay, which means “vessel of” and zemer, meaning “song.” It’s a Yiddish word for musical instrument or musicians, and is used to describe the dance music of Eastern European Ashkenazi Jews. The Hebrew word Merkabah means chariot or riding.

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Cultural Communities / Countries of Origins

Type of Performance
Music & Dance

Festival Appearance
  • Church, Sunday Oct 15, 11:00 to 11:30 AM ()

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