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| + | == Title of Collector == | ||
| + | Freylekhs | ||
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== Title == | == Title == | ||
Freylekhs | Freylekhs | ||
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| + | == First Line == | ||
| + | includes some text beginning <br /> | ||
| + | "Shmerl mitn fidele un Berl mitn bas" | ||
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== Performer == | == Performer == | ||
| + | [[Nathan Nazaroff]] | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Instrumentation == | ||
| + | vocal (male), accordion, ... | ||
== Composer == | == Composer == | ||
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== Author == | == Author == | ||
| − | == Language == | + | == Genre == |
| + | Klezmer music, Hassidic | ||
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| + | == Language == | ||
| + | Yiddish | ||
== Song Text == | == Song Text == | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Übersetzung / Translation == | ||
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| + | == Duration == | ||
| + | 2:48 min | ||
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| + | == Year == | ||
| + | 1954 | ||
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| + | == Comment == | ||
| + | includes whistling <br /> | ||
| + | mostly instrumental, but includes a version of "Yidl mitn fidl" | ||
== Comment by David Kohan == | == Comment by David Kohan == | ||
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| + | == Sources == | ||
| + | Jewish Freilach Songs Played and sung by "Prince" Nazaroff <br /> | ||
| + | Folkways Records FW 6809 | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
| − | [[Category: CD005| ]] | + | [[Category: CD005| ]] [[Category: In process | ]] |
Latest revision as of 14:04, 14 August 2009
Contents
Title of Collector
Freylekhs
Title
Freylekhs
First Line
includes some text beginning
"Shmerl mitn fidele un Berl mitn bas"
Performer
Instrumentation
vocal (male), accordion, ...
Composer
Author
Genre
Klezmer music, Hassidic
Language
Yiddish
Song Text
Übersetzung / Translation
Duration
2:48 min
Year
1954
Comment
includes whistling
mostly instrumental, but includes a version of "Yidl mitn fidl"
Comment by David Kohan
Sources
Jewish Freilach Songs Played and sung by "Prince" Nazaroff
Folkways Records FW 6809
