Recordings
Joel Rubin/Uri Caine Duo. Azoy Tsu Tsveyt, Tzadik, 2011.
Joel Rubin Ensemble featuring Rabbi Eli Silberstein. Nign of Reb Mendel: Hasidic Songs in Yiddish, Traditional Crossroads, 2010.
Joel Rubin Ensemble. Midnight Prayer, Traditional Crossroads, 2007.
Brave Old World. Klezmer Music, Flying Fish Records, 1991.
Joel Rubin Klezmer Band. Brave Old World, Global Village, 1988.
Jewish Music Series:
Aneinu (Answer Us): Hasidic-Orthodox Music from the Festival of the Torah in Jerusalem (Moussa Berlin Ensemble), Schott Wergo, 2008.
Shalom Comrade!: Yiddish Music in the Soviet Union 1928-1961, Schott Wergo, 2005.
Di eybike mame (The Eternal Mother): Women in Yiddish Theater and Popular Song 1906-1929, Schott Wergo, 2003.
Cantor Isaac Algazi: Sweet Singer of Israel. Ottoman Jewish Music from the Early 20th Century, Schott Wergo, in cooperation with Prof. Edwin Seroussi and the Renanot Institute for Jewish Music, Schott Wergo, 2002.
Oytsres (Treasures): Klezmer Music 1908-1996, Schott Wergo, 1999.
Joel Rubin. Hungry Hearts: Classic Yiddish Clarinet Solos of the 1920s, Schott Wergo, 1998.
Joel Rubin Jewish Music Ensemble. Beregovski’s Khasene (Beregovski’s Wedding): Forgotten Instrumental Treasures from the Ukraine, Schott Wergo, 1997.
The Epstein Brothers Orchestra. Kings of Freylekh Land: A Century of Yiddish-American Music, Schott Wergo, 1995.
Joel Rubin with the Epstein Brothers Orchestra. Zeydes un Eyniklekh (Grandfathers and Grandsons): American-Jewish Wedding Music from the Repertoire of Dave Tarras, Schott Wergo, 1995.
Rubin and Horowitz. Bessarabian Symphony: Early Jewish Instrumental Music, Schott Wergo, 1994.
Jüdische Lebenswelten/Patterns of Jewish Life: Highlights from the Concert Serles ”Traditional and Popular Jewish Music” Berlin 1992, Schott Wergo, 1993.
Trikont Klezmer-Trilogie:
Yikhes (Lineage): Early Klezmer Recordings 1911-1939, Trikont, 1996
Doyres (Generations): Traditional Klezmer Recordings 1979-1994, Trikont, 1995.
Shteygers (Ways). New Klezmer Music 1991-1994, Trikont, 1995.
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