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    <title>Tzi Segula is a Klezmer violinist from Krakow, Poland.  He played in the 1930's in and around Nawy Sancz, Poland.  Being an amateur, Tzi was hired as more of an extra man, rather than the lead musician.</title>
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    <title>In Hodasz, Hungary, this Rom (gypsy) violinist learned Klezmer from the neighboring Jewish musicians, before WWII.  Today, the Jewish community of Hodasz is just a memory, but Klezmer melodies still survive among the Rom.Occasionally this man travels to Budapest to play for tourists.</title>
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