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August 02, 2009
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An accordian is a nice touch. I've never seen it in Jewish music before -- is it unique to this one presentation, to Belz, to Chassidim? It adds a certain unexpected undertone and nuance.
Posted by: Sara Raftenberg | August 02, 2009 at 09:32 AM