The upward flight [sound recording] : the musical world of S. An-sky.

Language: Yiddish, Russian, English. Sung in Yiddish (with some Hebrew) and Russian (with some Belorussian).
Imprint: [Stanford : Stanford University Press ; Kiev : Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine], p2006.
Physical description: 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

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Creators/Contributors

Author/Creator: Alpert, Michael. Performer Arranger
Contributor: An-Ski, S., 1863-1920.; Brotman, Stuart. Performer Arranger

Contents/Summary

Contents

Between two worlds (1:46)
Yuvoy adir (4:06)
Hot Hashim yisborekh/Nign (5:59)
Russian miners' songs. Chto shakhterska zhizn' prokliata (:51) ; Net, rebiatushki, trudnei (2:10) ; Tam proryty iamy, nory (1:57)
Children's rhymes. A rud in a ran ; Siudy baran ; Eyns, tsvey, dray, fir ; Lokshn Ila zakatila (1:09)
Di nakht (2:02)
Baleboste zisinke (3:30)
Dybbuk Nighn (2:25)
Russian-Jewish soldiers' songs. Fin der shtib (2:34) ; Veymen veln mir dinen, brider (4:40) ; Ahavo Rabo (1:42) ; Alef-- and odler (:12) ; Der Internatsyonal (2:19) ; Dem barditshever rovs kadish (1:49) ; Ekh zits mir in shenkl (4:20) ; Soroka vorona (:28) ; In ale gasn (3:12) ; Tsu gezunt, tsu lebn (:09) ; Lubavitsher redl/Ne zhurit'sia, khloptsy (5:45)
Bundist songs. In zaltsikn yam (4:08) ; Di shvue (2:16) ; Rikudl (1:57) ; Mipney ma (4:34).

Subjects

Subjects: An-Ski, S., 1863-1920 > Musical settings.; Jews > Russia > Music.; Folk songs, Yiddish > Russia.; Folk songs, Russian.; Children's songs, Yiddish > Russia.

Bibliographic information

Release date: 2006
Production date: 1912
Title variation: Musical world of S. An-sky
Note: Songs and melodies written, written about, collected or heard by S. An-sky, including Russian, Yiddish, Hebrew, Aramaic and Jewish Belorussion songs from religious, secular and revolutionary repertoires and the music intended for his play The dybbuk.; Title also in Yiddish.; Adaptations and arrangements primarily by Michael Alpert and Stuart Brotman.; Accompanies the book "The worlds of S. An-sky : a Russian Jewish intellectual at the turn of the century.; "Sponsored by the Stanford University Taube Center for Jewish Studies."; Compact disc.; Yiddish (Roman and Hebrew characters) and Russian (Cyrillic and tranliterated Roman characters) words with English translations inserted in container.
Participant: Featuring Michael Alpert (vocals, percussion, accordion, violin) and Stuart Brotman (cimbalom, baraban) with other musicians.
Event: Includes archival (wax cylinder), new, and mixed archival/new recordings; archival works originally recorded mostly 1912-1914; new works and mixes recorded 2005.

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