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Said I'd participate, so here goes : https://drive.google.com/file/.....sp=sharing *link will self-destruct at some point*

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Thanks for the kind words everyone 🙂
@ELCBK actually I know next to nothing about it. Platcsh Yisroel is the title of a mp3 track, from a book on klezmer fiddle ("Exploring Klezmer fiddle", by Chris Haigh). The book says it translates into "Cry, Israel" but I didn't find more info about this specific tune. I must admit I haven't read the whole book - it goes into the history of Jewish music and fiddle, with references to players, repertoire, ornamentation, and a CD of excerpts - you'd probably like it. In any case, the author has a website on which there's plenty of info, if you'd like some reading (https://fiddlingaround.co.uk/k.....index.html).

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Recorded another - the Lament of the First Generation (a lament is the epitome of sadness, right?), found in the book "1100 Irish tunes by eye and by ear" (big thanks to whoever linked that book somewhere on this forum - I don't remember who it was).
Anyway, I've been practicing this one for a while. No way that I'll ever get as good as the original (search for Liz Caroll's version on youtube if you want to hear it).

