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Mames Babegenush : ウィキペディア英語版
Mames Babegenush
Mames Babegenush is a Danish Klezmer band formed in 2004 Copenhagen. In the beginning it played quite traditional Klezmer music—with inspiration from artists such as Naftule Brandwein, Abe Schwartz and Dave Tarras—but has increasingly developed its own sound.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Mames Babegenush )
The name means "Mom's aubergine salad" (Baba ghanoush) in Yiddish.
==History==
Mames Babegenush was founded in 2004 by a group of friends with an ambition to reform the Klezmer scene in Denmark.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Meet the artists )〕 In the beginning they mainly played at Jewish weddings, bar mitzvahs and other celebrations in Copenhagen. They soon introduced a concept they called ''Klezmer attack'', spontaneous, unannounced concerts for unknowing audiences in public spaces, like cafés, parks, bars, or for private celebrations. The band increasingly contributed to the world music scene in Denmark, enjoying great underground success within the first two years of the groups existence. In 2007 the band started to be noticed more widely and has since played literally all of Copenhagens venues such as Vega, Rust, Huset, Global Cph, Copenhagen Jazzhouse, Stengade 30, Pumpehuset and even the Royal Danish Theatre.
In 2008 the group was invited to participate in a workshop in New York City conducted by David Krakauer. As part of the workshop they played at the ''David Krakauer Young Artists Concert'' in Carnegie Hall.〔〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Balstyrisk klezmer på Glyptoteket )
The band returned to the city later that year where they i.e. performed for the (new york gypsy festival ), was resident band at the legendary (Mehanata Bulgarian Bar ), resulting in 16 days with 12 concerts.

2009 saw Mames Babegenush release their first album, Klezmer Killed The Radiostar. They also perform a concert in the Auditorium of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Klezmer og marmor )〕 a venue otherwise mainly used for classical concerts, performed at the biggest Danish showcase SPOT in Aarhus, supported the American band Gogol Bordello at Vega, played the finalconert for the Copenhagen Jazzfestival (Cph Jazzhouse) and went on international tours, both back to New York City and around Argentina ((klezfiesta )).
In 2010 Mames Babegenush played a long range of concerts in the DK, pumpehuset, toldkammeret, nordkraft, kulisselageret, global cph and RUST, as well as around Europe, Bucharest ((yiddersher velt )), Berlin ((POPKOMM )), Vienna ((KlezMore )) and Amsterdam ((IJMF )). The IJMF, an international music competition with 24 bands, was a big success for the band as they was the band with the most awards: booking for the (Fürth festival ) (in 11), the juryaward for the biggest contribution to cultural bridgebuilding and the audienceprize.
2011 saw the band second album, My Heart Aches When Angels Dance, as well as many performances around Denmark and abroad. In the dk the band performed at venues/festivals like Bygningen, Vesterbro Festivalen, Stengade, Tivoli, Copenhagen Jazz House, Global Cph, Templet and a showcase for the world music fair WOMEX. Abroad the band performed in Germany for the Klezmer Festival in Fürth and at TreibsAND in Lübeck, Bonnefooi in Belgium, the Concertgebouw and Paradiso in Amsterdam and at the Groningen Synagogue in the Netherlands as well as the at the Wiener Metropol in Vienna for the KlezMore Festival.

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