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Hot Pstromi : ウィキペディア英語版
Hot Pstromi
Yale Strom and Hot Pstromi is a U.S.-based klezmer ensemble that was started in 1982.
The original line up was Strom (violin), Andy Statman (clarinet and mandolin), Mark Dresser (bass), Ismail Butera (accordion) and Seido Salifoski (percussion). Concurrently, Strom led a klezmer ensemble based in California, originally called Zmiros, later Klazzj. Members included Jeff Pekarek, Fred Benedetti, Tripp Sprague, Gene Perry. Since 2006, both ensembles have been called Yale Strom & Hot Pstromi, but the website's lineup reflects the current New York based lineup: Peter Stan (accordion), Norbert Stachel (reeds), Elizabeth Schwartz (vocals), Sprocket (bass), Klezmatics co-founder David Licht (percussion) and Strom (violin and bandleader). Other artists appear as featured guests on the ensemble's 21st Century recordings, including panflutist Damian Draghici, Andy Statman, accordionist Lou Fanucchi, accordionist Ismail Butera, bassist Marty Confurius, bassist Mark Dresser, bassist Jim Whitney, trumpeter Bud Burridge, percussionists Benny Koonyevsky and Jim Mussen, pianist Diane Moser, Klezmatics co-founder Lorin Sklamberg, tsimbl player Alexander Fedoriouk and others.
In October of 2012, the ensemble released the book "Shpil: The Art of Playing Klezmer" (Scarecrow Press), a book that includes not only instruction for the individual - professional and amateur enthusiast - but a detailed history, suggested recordings and bibliography, and personalized instruction for violin (Yale Strom), accordion (Peter Stan), bass (Jeff Pekarek, from Strom's West Coast ensemble), reeds (Norbert Stachel), percussion (David Licht) and a rare chapter on how to sing klezmer vocals (Elizabeth Schwartz).
==Discography==

* "In The Streets" (Zmiros, 1982), Gogl-Mogl Records
* "Cholent With Huckleberry" (Zmiros, 1985), Rounder Records
* "Eclectic Klezz" (Zmiros, 1988), Global Village
* "Hot Pstromi: With A Little Horseradish on the Side" (Hot Pstromi, 1991), Global Village
* "The Last Klezmer" (Hot Pstromi, 1994), Global Village
* "Wandering Jew" (Klazzj, 1995), Global Village
* "Carpati: 50 Miles, 50 Years" (Hot Pstromi, 1996), Global Village
* "Tales Our Fathers Sang" (Hot Pstromi, 1998), Global Village
* "Garden of Yidn" (Hot Pstromi & Klazzj, 2000), Naxos World
* "Cafe Jew Zoo" (Hot Pstromi, 2002), Naxos World
* "Dveykes/Adhesion" (Strom, Diane Moser, Marty Ehrlich, Mark Dresser, Benny Koonyevsky, Elizabeth Schwartz, 2006), Global Village
* "The Absolutely Complete Introduction to Klezmer" (Hot Pstromi, 2006), Transcontinental/URJ
* "Borsht with Bread Brothers" (Hot Pstromi, 2007) Arc Music UK
* "Absolutely Klezmer, Volume II" (Hot Pstromi, 2007), Transcontinental/URJ
* "The Devil's Brides" (Hot Pstromi, 2011), Arc Music UK

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