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Play songs in order
  • 01.
    The rabbi wants us to be merry
  • 02.
    A flame is burning in the old fireplace
  • 03.
    Enjoy the Sabbath
  • 04.
    My Yiddishe momme
  • 05.
    The rabbi and the rabbi's wife
  • 06.
    Inconsolable
  • 07.
    The Tel-Aviv polka
  • 08.
    On Friday night
  • 09.
    Kol nidrei
  • 01.
    Yom Kippur theme
  • 02.
    Good luck to groom and bride
  • 03.
    A letter to mother
  • 04.
    Chave
  • 05.
    Angel's lullaby
  • 06.
    The Jew and his wife
  • 07.
    Raisins and almonds
  • 08.
    The Jew and the fiddle
  • 09.
    The praying shawl
  • 10.
    The rabbi
  • 11.
    Eili Eili
  • 12.
    Hatikvah
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Performer Silberman, Benedict; Bénédict Silberman Chorus; Bénédict Silberman Orchestra
Record Company England : Pye International, Light Blue Label
Creation Date [after 1958]
Creators Kluger, Jacques 1912-1963 (producer)
Silberman, Benedict (conductor, performer)
Bénédict Silberman Chorus (performer)
Bénédict Silberman Orchestra (performer)
Genre Songs, Yiddish
Physical Description 1 audio disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo
12 in..
Language zxx
Notes Chorus and orchestra
Benedict Silberman, conductor.
Content Note Side 1. The rabbi wants us to be merry -- A flame is burning in the old fireplace -- Enjoy the Sabbath -- My Yiddishe momme -- The rabbi and the rabbi's wife -- Inconsolable -- The Tel-Aviv polka -- On Friday night -- Kol nidrei -- side 2. Yom Kippur theme -- Good luck to groom and bride -- A letter to mother -- Chave -- Angel's lullaby -- The Jew and his wife -- Raisins and almonds -- The Jew and the fiddle -- The praying shawl -- The rabbi -- Eili Eili -- Hatikvah.
Production Note Produced by Jacques Kluger.
Shelf Number JR 06525
System Number 990043999170205171

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