Re: The Anthology of Jewish Music "Yiddishe Momme" (volume 6)

[Ms. Cat <alanamscat...>]

"nastya":

I don't post to the list often, but I don't think you
do either, since I've been on the list for years and
never seen your name before. so I feel you should know
that sending dozens of big huge files to the list (or
any list, for that matter)is really not
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individuals. You completely disabled my account by
sending all that stuff at once.

Alana Suskin


--- Nastya <nastya (at) mystery(dot)msk(dot)ru> wrote:
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> Yiddishe Momme 
> (Volume VI)
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> 1. Odessa Mama 2:36 | 2. Mazel Tov 3:09 | 3. Far
> Neela Nokh Neela 2:45 | 4. Ruchel 3:08 | 5.
> Ai-D-Dai-Da 2:27
> 6. Rumania Rumania 3:05 | 7. Skrip, Klezmer, Skrip
> 3:13 | 8. Yach Tsiri Bim 2:42 | 9. As Men Farzucht
> 2:58
> 10. Oib mir Bessarabia 3:10 | 11. Tsen Kopikes 2:25
> | 12. Dos Oibershte Fun Shtoisel 2:31 | 13. In Odess
> 3:00
> Bonus:
> 14. Den Rebens Nigun (Elenkrig's orch.) 3:07
> 15. Medley Fox Trot (Ted Lewis) 3:05
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>     Aaron Lebedeff (1873-1960) - the name of this
> splendid singer of Jewish songs is introduced in the
> Large Jewish Encyclopedia. Aaron Lebedeff stands out
> among other singers due to his amazing uncommon
> timbre and ideally sharpened intonation, covering
> the full range from the sparkling laughter to the
> bitter tears of despair. For many years he was a
> collector of Jewish folklore. He recorded more then
> 300 folk songs. To our great regret the only few of
> them have survived being recorded in
> pre-revolutionary St-Petersburg, in Paris, Vienna,
> Warsaw and London before the World War II. Some of
> them, represented here, are Jewish folk songs
> performed by Lebedeff . They were recorded in New
> York between 1920-40. For many years the singer
> worked together with the most famous Klezmer singer,
> Dave Tarras. They sang duets with Molli Pikon in
> tracking of the world popular Jewish orchestras.  
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And what's this?
-It is worth it for a person to increase pain, provided that they increase 
knowledge as well.
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