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In 1988, he started a new duo with accordionist Alan Bern, which Brotman and Alpert soon joined as well; the group eventually became Brave Old World. Rubin moved to Berlin, Germany in 1989; for the next three years, Brave Old World toured regularly in Europe, although in 1992 Rubin left the group.
It formed in 1989. Members hail from the US and Germany. The Washington Post called Brave Old World "the revival's first supergroup. Every player is a virtuoso.”. In 1992, the group won first prize at the International Klezmer Festival in Safed, Israel. Clarinetist Joel Rubin was a founding member.
1 de jun. de 1995 · Brave Old World by Joel Rubin, Joel Rubin Klezmer Band released in 1995. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Founding member Joel Rubin departed the band prior to the recording sessions. [7] . The opening and closing tracks, about the fall of the Berlin Wall, were written in 1990. [8] [9] "Rufn Di Kinder Aheym" ("Calling the Children Home") was inspired by the New Orleans cornetist Buddy Bolden. [10] . A cimbalom was employed on "Yismekhu". [11] "
11 de oct. de 2020 · October 11, 2020. The Joel Rubin Ensemble was founded in Berlin in 1994. It grew out of Rubin’s work with his earlier bands Brave Old World (1989-1992) and Rubin & Horowitz (1992-1994). The music of the ensemble is an expression of Rubin’s long-term meditation on the Russian-Jewish musical legacy.
He has led the Joel Rubin Ensemble since 1994, was a founder of the pioneering klezmer revival band Brave Old World, and collaborates regularly with musicians such as Veretski Pass, Uri Caine, Alan Bern, Alicia Svigals, and Steve Greenman.
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