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Re: eliyahu hanovi / dayenu
- From: wurbs <wurbs...>
- Subject: Re: eliyahu hanovi / dayenu
- Date: Wed 26 Nov 2003 00.41 (GMT)
On >Eliyahu ha Navi< it´s always >traditional< or >folk tune< in those sources
I know.
With >Dayenu< it´s the same.
(I found >Dayenu - Composed by: E. Kalendar - © 1997< [The World's Most Popular
Jewish Songs, Volume 2 - Sheet Music Songbook;
http://www.goodnewsmusic.com/vocal/cat232/1700591.html], but this I have only
from Internet , so couldn´t have a look into it whether it is the right song. I
assume it is one of the new Dayenus.)
>This traditional Passover song is over a thousand years old.< (from Zemerl).
Sorry, no other information found? I would guess that there may be no composer
known by name.
Janina
Zitat von Lori M Simon <lorelecs (at) juno(dot)com>:
> Thanks Lynda. Anyone else? I know that many of the melodies we think of
> as traditional or folk actually have composers and that melodies we think
> of as ancient are oftentimes not all that old.
> Lori
>
> On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:58:26 EST Buby8 (at) aol(dot)com writes:
> in my song books, 5 , neither song is credited to a composer.
> lynda A Cohen
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