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Klezmer at the Jazz Cafe

Klezmer at the Jazz Cafe

August 18, 2009 16:01

By Jessica Elgot

1 min read

From Czech folk bands to classical clarinettist, they came together to celebrate Klezmer at London's Jazz Cafe.
Photos by Lawrence Joffe

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