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The poetry of Abraham Sutzkever

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Additional Titles Vilno poet
Record Company New York City : Folkways
Creation Date [1960]
Creators Sutzkever, Abraham 1913-2010 (author, speaker)
Wisse, Ruth R. (editor)
Physical Description 1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm
12 in. + 1 insert.
Language yid
Notes Annotated by Ruth Wisse.
"The Vilno poet, reading in Yiddish, edited and annotated by Ruth Wisse" -- container.
Biographical notes and texts of the recording ([8] p. ill.) inserted in container.
Read in Yiddish.
Content Note Side 1. The schoolteacher Mira -- A wagon of shoes -- The lead plates of Rome Printing House -- So should you speak to the orphan -- Yiddishe gass -- Playthings -- Were I not with you -- side 2. - The snows of Mount Hermon -- Deer at the Dead Sea -- Petitions on the grave of Rabbi Simeon Yechoi -- The well of prophecy -- At the memorial in Yad Mordecai -- In Sinai Desert.
צד 1. די לערערין מירע -- א וואגן שיך -- די בלייענע פלאטן פון ראמס דרוקעריי -- און אזוי זאלסטו ריידן צום יתום -- יידישע גאס -- שפילצייג -- ווען כ'וואלט ניט זיין מיט דיר ביינאנד -- צד 2. דער שניי אויפן חרמון -- הירשן ביים ים-סוף -- די קוויטלעך אויפן קבר פון רב שמעון בן יוחאי -- דער קוואל פון נבואה -- ביים דענקמאל אין יד-מרדכי -- "די טרער די בענקענדיקע אויף מיין וויע...".
Note on Participants Abraham Sutzkever, reader.
Note on Language Read in Yiddish.
Shelf Number JR 05281
System Number 990034669840205171

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