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Wandering stars

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Additional Titles Subtitle on container: Songs from Gimpel's Lemberg Yiddish theatre, 1906-1910
Subtitle on container spine: Lemberg Yiddish theatre, 1906-10
Record Company Place of publication not identified : Renair Records
Creation Date [2013]
Creators Futter, Julian (producer)
Aylward, Michael F. 1955- (producer)
Genre Songs, Yiddish
Physical Description 1 audio disc (76 minutes) : digital
4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (39 pages
12 cm.).
Language yid
Notes On disc label: Favorite Record
I-25226.
All recordings are from the collection of Julian Futter and Michael Aylward.
Notes on container insert (39 p. : ill.).
Content Note Judl mit sein Fiedl
Harbe Schale (Pepi Littmann) -- Der Badchen (I. Reissmann) -- Jent di roiti (Norbert Glimer) -- Ohne ein Kind (Thur and Karlik) -- Die Woch von Pesach
Hot a Jud a Wabale
Oj Manner, Manner (Helene Gespass) -- Freitag auf der Nacht (G.Z. Weismann) -- Pripichok (L. Rosenstein) -- Kale besingen
Hei ti di di
Simchas Torah scene
Hatikvah (Julius Guttmann) -- Dort wo die Zeder
Lechaim Bruder
Blumele Duett
Lemberger Naschmarkt
Druschegeschank (Leon Kalisch) -- Der Bucher (Jacob Fuchs) -- Ein Ueberkerenisch (Komisches Terzett) -- Die Fiedel (Salcia Weinberg) -- Chave (Sam Schilling) -- Sukos lied (Zweibel-Goldstein) -- Sedernacht (S. Zucherberg) -- A joyful holiday (Sholem Aleichem).
Note on Participants Various performers.
Production Note Produced by Julian Futter and Michael Aylward.
Shelf Number CD 16846
System Number 997009165240505171

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  • Jacob-Ber Gimpel's Yiddish theater in Lemberg, Austro-Hungary was a hugely influential Yiddish theater. This CD contains 26 rare recordings from the early 20th century.

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