Shalom & Boker tov...you are quite correct. This is in Shabtai/Bob's personal archive.
Peter Van der Merwe, 1992.
Origins of the popular style: the antecedents of twentieth-century popular music (Oxford University Press, new edn.), 352pp
Peter Van der Merwe, 2004.
Roots of the classical: the popular origins of western music (Oxford University Press), 558pp
And, to complete the trinity...
Seth Rogovoy, 2000.
The essential klezmer: a music lover's guide to Jewish roots & soul music (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill), 281pp
Speaking of which...in 1996, while roaming Berkeley, in a bookshop window I saw what at first glance I thought was a ca. 1961 photograph of a young Shabtai Zisel/Bob Dylan in his distinctive cap on the cover of a CD. I put on my glasses, entered the shop, and picked it up. Michal Shapiro, ed., 1996.
Klezmer music: a marriage of heaven & earth (Ellipsis Arts), 64pp (book + CD). The cover photograph is from YIVO, Institute of Jewish Research, and is Zisl, the Street Musician...in 1930s Poland, he was a marvel with the klezmer fiddle...and a doppelgaenger in photographs to Shabtai (who is, of course, quite familiar with the klezmer world)...
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STEPHAN PICKERING / חפץ ח"ם בן אברהם
Torah אלילה Yehu'di Apikores / Philologia Kabbalistica Speculativa Researcher
לחיות זמן רב ולשגשג
THE KABBALAH FRACTALS PROJECT
stephanpickering47@gmail.comIN PROGRESS: Dialects of a synaesthetic heart: poetics for Faline Pickering (23 January
1949 -- 24 August 2008)
IN PROGRESS: Shabtai Zisel benAvraham v'Rachel Riva: davening in the musematic dark
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