This Yiddish song expressing thanks for the harvest is perfect for Thanksgiving
"The Song Of Bread" praises a way of life in which people can eat foods that were produced in their own fields.
"The Song Of Bread" praises a way of life in which people can eat foods that were produced in their own fields.
One World Trade Center — the taller of the two towers that were obliterated — had special meaning for Waletzky
Singer Lucette van den Berg performs the song composed by the late songwriter Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman
Elena Yakovich’s ‘Song Searcher’ examines how Moyshe Beregovsky recorded Yiddish folksongs and oral traditions
How a composer, librettist and historian filled in the blanks on the missing masterpiece 'Bas Sheve'
Two new albums reimagine a centuries-old tradition of adapting poetry to music
In the 1920s, after the horrific pogroms that followed the Russian Revolution, a Jewish musician and ethnomusicologist named Moyshe Beregovsky, also known as Moisei Iakovlevich Beregovskii, travelled across Ukraine with a phonograph in hand, seeking to record the authentic Yiddish music of Ukrainian Jewry. Among the hundreds of songs that he collected were Yiddish folk…
(JTA) — (New York Jewish Week via JTA) – Steadfast listeners of “Borscht Beat” — a weekly FM radio show featuring Jewish music, old and new — will be thrilled to hear of host Aaron Bendich’s latest project: a new Jewish record label of the same name. On his hour-long radio program, the 27-year-old plays…
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