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L'chaim!

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  • 01.
    This land is mine
  • 02.
    Hava nagila
  • 03.
    Fiddler on the roof
  • 04.
    Tzena, tzena, tzena
  • 05.
    To life
  • 06.
    Sunrise, sunset
  • 07.
    Rumania, Rumania; Bublitchki; Bei mir bist du schön; Oif'n pripitchik;; Shalom aleichem
  • 08.
    Raisins and almonds
  • 09.
    And the angels sing
  • 10.
    My yiddishe momme
  • 11.
    Joseph! Joseph!
  • 12.
    Eílí, Eílí
  • 13.
    Kol nidre
  • 14.
    Sh'ma ; Am Yisroel chai
  • 15.
    Jerusalem of gold
  • 16.
    Hatikvah
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Additional Titles Leḥayim
Ultimate Jewish music collection
Parallel title on container: To life
Performer London Festival Orchestra; London Festival Chorus
Record Company London, England : London
Creation Date [1995]
Creators Black, Stanley 1913-2002 (conductor)
London Festival Orchestra (performer)
London Festival Chorus (performer)
Genre Folk songs,Musicals,Motion picture music,Folk music
Physical Description 1 audio disc (72 minutes) : digital
4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (8 unnumbered pages
12 cm.).
Language eng;heb;yid
Duration 01:11:36
Notes Previously released material (℗1965-1974).
Compact disc.
Program notes by Alan King ([8] p. : ill.)--inserted in container.
Sung in English, Hebrew, or Yiddish.
Content Note Exodus main theme : This land is mine (7:23) -- Hava nagila (3:20) -- Fiddler on the roof. Tradition (Molly Picon, Robert Merrill) (4:03) -- Tzena, tzena, tzena (3:42) -- Fiddler on the roof. To life (Merrill, James Tullett, Robert Bowman) (5:09) -- Fiddler on the roof. Sunrise, sunset (Picon, Merrill) (4:43) -- Second Avenue serenade. Rumania, Rumania
Bublitchki
Bei mir bist du schön
Oif'n pripitchik
Shalom aleichem (9:37) -- Raisins and almonds (4:55) -- And the angels sing (2:53) -- My yiddishe momme (4:51) -- Joseph! Joseph! (2:29) -- Eílí, Eílí (4:48) -- Kol nidre (N. Herstik, cantor) (6:35) -- Finale. Sh'ma
Am Yisroel chai
Jerusalem of gold
Hatikvah (6:08).
Note on Participants Various vocalists ; London Festival Orchestra and Chorus ; Stanley Black, conductor.
Production Note Compiled by R. Peter Munves.
Note on Language Sung in English, Hebrew, or Yiddish.
Shelf Number CD 16465
System Number 997008594038405171

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