Tutte Lemkow (1922-2018) was a British musician and actor, best known for his contributions to the folk and world music genres. Born in London, he was of Polish-Jewish descent and became celebrated for his unique blend of traditional Eastern European music with contemporary influences. Lemkow's notable works include his performances on the BBC, where he showcased his talent as a klezmer musician, as well as his collaborations with other prominent artists in the folk scene. He was recognized for his expertise in playing the clarinet and his distinctive vocal style, which resonated with audiences seeking authentic cultural expression. One of his significant contributions was his role in popularizing Jewish folk music in the UK, particularly through his work with the Klezmer revival movement. His music often featured themes of nostalgia, identity, and cultural heritage, which helped to keep the traditions of Eastern European Jewish music alive for new generations. Lemkow's impact on music extends beyond performance; he also served as an educator, sharing his knowledge of folk traditions and influencing a wide range of musicians. His legacy is reflected in the continued appreciation and revival of klezmer music in contemporary folk circles.