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Sam Musiker
Sam Musiker (1916–1964) was an American clarinetist and saxophonist whose career spanned both jazz and klezmer music. He is best known as the musical director of the album ''Tanz'' (Columbia, 1955) which also featured his brother Ray Musiker and his father-in-law Dave Tarras.
==Biography==
Musiker was born in New York and lived there for much of his life. As a professional musician he moved through New York's complex musical milieu, equally at home playing in bars, restaurants and recording sessions among jazz and swing musicians as when playing at the upstate hotels, weddings and cabaret settings at the heart of the Jewish musical world.
In later life Musiker moved to Tucson, Arizona, where he taught clarinet and saxophones and continued to write and arrange music, albeit with little professional recognition as both swing and klezmer had fallen from fashion and were yet to be revived.
Musiker's life, career and family history embody the transition of klezmer music from its European roots to a new and distinctive American style over the course of the 20th Century. Dave Tarras carried the musical traditions of the old world to New York in the 1920s; through the 1940s and 1950s, Sam Musiker brought new influences to klezmer from his professional experience in jazz and swing; and his younger brother Ray Musiker carried this authentic musical experience forwards to a new generation of musicians in the ('klezmer revival' ) of the 1970s onwards.
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