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Sam Musiker (1916–1964) was an American clarinetist and saxophonist whose career spanned both jazz and klezmer music. He is best known as the musical director of the album Tanz (Columbia, 1955) which also featured his brother Ray Musiker and his father-in-law Dave Tarras.

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rdfs:comment	Sam Musiker (1916–1964) was an American clarinetist and saxophonist whose career spanned both jazz and klezmer music. He is best known as the musical director of the album Tanz (Columbia, 1955) which also featured his brother Ray Musiker and his father-in-law Dave Tarras. (en)
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date	August 2021 (en)
text	I was in both as the swing band members were in both. The concert band began the song and when the song switched to the swing band those members stood up from within the concert band. I was lucky to have had professional Trombone player Wayne Webb teach the course an hour every day for four years and we played all the dances those four years and were paid union scale. (en)
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