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[HANASHIR:5917] Re: Ethiopian Tochnit
- From: Judah Cohen <jcohen...>
- Subject: [HANASHIR:5917] Re: Ethiopian Tochnit
- Date: Tue 02 May 2000 03.20 (GMT)
I don't know if I'm repeating information, but Gronich and the Sheba choir
has an entire eponymous album including, in addition to "Memories of
Africa," "Chasida (Stork)," "The Journey to Israel," and a fascinating
recasting of the spiritual "Motherless Child." I think the World Playground
recording takes it track from this album.
I bought my copy from Velvel and Goldie Pasternak; I suspect they're still
selling it at jewishmusic.com.
Judah.
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>From: HazzAnne (at) aol(dot)com
>To: <hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org>
>Subject: [HANASHIR:5915] Re: Ethiopian Tochnit
>Date: Mon, May 1, 2000, 6:16 PM
>
> I have the Shlomo Gronich piece on a CD I purchased late last year at the
> UN store in Palo Alto. I've seen it at Borders/Barnes & Noble. Here are the
specs.
>
> World Playground: A Musical Adventure for Kids
> Selection 11 is Shlomo Gronich & The Sheba Choir
> "Zichronot M'Africa" (Memories of Africa) 4:08
>
> ISBN is 188526595-6 from Putumayo World Music at www.putumayo.com
>
> The transliterated Hebrew words and the English translation are included in
> the CD insert.
>
> This is a wonderful selection. When I first heard it the music seemed
> familiar. Maybe the children's choir from New Jersey that performed last
> year at the Cantors Assembly convention in the Catskills or the year before
> in NYC did this selection. Not sure - great nevertheless.
>
> Let me know if you need anything else.
>
> Cantor Anne Heath
> Denver, CO
>
> P.S. You can email me privately if you would like me to play it over the
> phone if you'd like to hear it, etc.
>
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Judah Cohen