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Dave Tarras - The King of Klezmer by Yale Strom non-media Yiddish radio directly addressed theDave Tarras The King of Klezmer chronicles the life and work of the man who was hailed as "The Benny Goodman of klezmer". Scion of a musical family, Tarras learned his craft from his father and played at weddings for Jews and non Jews in and around Ternovke, Russia even playing in the Czarist army up to World War One. He immigrated to America with his wife and after a brief stint as a furrier, began to make a living with his clarinet. He soon became