[HANASHIR:14122] Re: looking for publishing and composer info

[Meris Ruzow <meris...>]

Just thought of something -- Ronit BenArie has a song for Yom HaAtzmaut
- now if you sing it all in hebrew it might be too much; but the chorus
is definitely great all in hebrew, and you could all learn the verse in
english!    It's something like this:
Israel has a birthday, 5th of Iyar's the day.....We all sing together,
and this is what we'll say - May you live forever, each one of us will
pray.... Happy Birthday, Yom Huledet, Yisrael, Hurray!   And then the
Hebrew chorus........ B'yachad (together), nismach b'yachad (we'll cheer
together) Im Yisrael, Im Yisrael, Im Yisrael (with Israel).....
B'yachad, nismach b'yachad, im Yisrael, im Yisrael, im Yisrael!    
You can do  hand motions, wave flags, etc.  A nice, nice song!
Meris Ruzow

Meris (at) nycap(dot)rr(dot)com


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Subject: [HANASHIR:14120] Re: looking for publishing and composer info

Shira,
The "Al Hanissim" tune is by Dov Frimer (not Primer), who I believe is
from the Washington DC area, and has lived in Israel for a number of
years. The song was in the 1974 Hasidic Song Festival. I'm in fairly
regular contact with his sister-in-law --  I can get you his contact
info if you need it.

Linda Salvay




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