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Steven Greenman Klezmer Ensemble A dynamic virtuosic group of musicians who perform the traditional Jewish folk music of Eastern Europe (klezmer) and the shared repertoire of Jews, Roma (Gypsies), Romanians and Moldavians in 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe. The ensemble is led by the violin and includes accordion, cimbalom and string bass. Additional clarinet is also possible. |
| Personnel | |
| Steven Greenman | Violin |
| Walter Mahovlich | Accordion/Clarinet |
| Alexander Fedoriouk | Cimbalom |
| Mark Rubin | Bass/Tuba |