{"name":"Rescued: The Lost Treasures of Klezmer","short_name":"Rescued: The Lost Treasures of Klezmer","theme_color":"#ffffff","start_url":"/","display":"standalone","background_color":"#fff","description":"For decades, klezmer musicians have kept traditional Jewish music alive despite war, genocide, and erasure. They’ve done so by playing a small handful of surviving songs again and again. Many more songs—a trove of tunes with the potential to redefine the genre—have sat just out of reach, in a former Soviet archive. This music was unseen, unheard, unknown. But now, newly rescued, it’s transforming the klezmer world, the people who work in it, and our picture of 20th-century Jewish life in a destabilized Europe. Rescued: The Lost Treasures of Klezmer tells the story of that music. \n\nFrom Arc magazine, a publication of the Danforth Center on Religion and Politics at Washington University in St. Louis.","icons":[{"src":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/image-logo/19421629/Rescued_The_Lost_Treasure_of_Klezmer11_202409201051539o62q_300x300.png","sizes":"300x300","type":"image/png"}]}