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[a bisl yidishkayt <klezmer...>]

Responding to the post re. kids' khanuke stuff (not repeating any of the
info. offered by Simon and Judy)


Rosyln Bresnick-Perry's Holiday Memories of a Shtetl Childhood cassette
(Global Village) is a captivating (English) narratives of the author's
European childhood including a Chanukah story.


Digital Dreidel: A Macintosh and Windows compatible CD Rom includes
Chanukah games, activities, stories...historical perspectives, traditions
and commentaries, songs, & Chanukah recipes!

This isn't khanuke per say, but makes an excellent gift (and is a popular
item since its appearance last year). An excellent, fun introduction to
klezmer music and its European context, Young People's Klezmer Workshop "OY
VEY!". Filled with corny jokes and captivating stories it is suitable for
kids from about 5 to 13.


Theodore Bikel: The Chanukah Story (WWE, 1991.)
Narrated by Theodore Bikel, narration written by Rabbi Gerald Skolnik. Music
sung by theWestern Wind Vocal Ensemble with instrumental accompaniment with
MargotLeverett, clarinet, Lorin (Klezmatics) Sklamberg, accordion, Scott
Reiss,
recorders, Mark Dresser, bass, etc.

a freylekher khanuke ale (happy khanuke to all),
Dena




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