The Cracow Klezmer Band

The Cracow Klezmer Music group is a Polish quartet that plays a method of music that started as traditional klezmer and as time passes, evolved into contemporary Jewish music flavored with strong gypsy influences. Users of the group are violinist Jaroslaw Tyrala, dual bassist Wojciech Front side, accordionist Jarek Bester, and Oleg Dyyak, who takes on percussion, clarinet, and accordion. Bester created the Cracow Klezmer Music group in 1997 in the town of Cracow. More than the next couple of years, the group constructed a growing group of fans by showing up at Jewish Tradition celebrations in Hungary, Finland, Poland, Prague, as well as the Czech Republic. Among touring, the music group began to focus on recordings, completing a debut recording, De Profundis, in Sept of 2000. It had been accompanied by a sophomore providing, the Warriors, a brief year later. Some of the songs fans can test from recordings carried out from the Cracow Klezmer Music group consist of “Recollections of days gone by,” “Devil Group,” “Secrets of Existence,” “The Amorous Dance from the Orchid,” “The Warrior,” and “Memento Mori.”