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Jewish Music Recorded in Manchester UK. Rabbi Danny Bergson – acoustic guitar and vocals and Rabbi Mitch Goodman – electric and acoustic guitars, present an outstanding arrangement of Adon Olam a majestic and popular song of tribute to the Master of The Universe. This is jewish music at its best, bringing together rock and jazz influences with soulful vocals and wild guitar solos. These guys are no ordinary performers. This is Music & Joy! Rabbi Danny and Rabbi Mitch are now in the studio working on their first CD. Watch this space!
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http://rebshaya.com – A medley of songs from Reb Shaya’s new album of rare old Russian Jewish songs and dances, with a video of pictures from life in Russia 100-200 years ago. Beautiful stuff here.

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Kol Haolam Kulo – The world famous song attributed to Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. Here Rabbi Danny Bergson and Rabbi Mitch Goodman have arranged and performed this emotional song with their usual style and ability and distinctive sound. This is the new face of jewish music! This is Music & Joy!

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Great music.

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This is a performance I did of the Yiddish classic, “Dona Dona,” on the ‘Jewish Entertainment Hour,’ a cable show broadcast out of New York City, in 2001.

I grew up singing the ENGLISH version made popular by Joan Baez at summer camp. It wasn’t until I was an adult and discovered Eastern European jewish music (= often referred to as “Klezmer” music) and started studying Yiddish that I learned that the song was actually originally written in Yiddish for the Yiddish Theatre.

Accompanying me on piano is New York’s AMAZING pianist, arranger, composer, and musical director, Alex Rybeck.

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More from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

“Donna Donna” (דאָנאַ דאָנאַ “Dana Dana”, דאָס קעלבל “Dos Kelbl”) was a very popular song in America, and also in a number of other countries, for example, in Japan it has long been sung in schools.

History

The song was written as “Dana Dana” in Yiddish, for the musical play “Esterke” (1940-1941); words written by Aaron Zeitlin, music written by Sholom Secunda. Both of them were Jews, and the song was written in days of Nazism. The song was prohibited in South Korea as a communist song [1].

The first translation into English was made by Secunda himself but did not become popular. The song in English became well known as “Donna Donna” when it was translated approximately in 1956 by Arthur Kevess and Teddi Schwartz. The song became especially popular after the performance of Joan Baez in 1960 and Donovan in 1965, and was even featured on “More Chad & Jeremy”, a Capitol Records compilation of standards sung by the British duo.

The song has been translated into many other languages including German, French, Japanese, Hebrew, and Russian.

The song has been sung by many singers including André Zweig, Joan Baez, Donovan, Chava Alberstein, Esther Ofarim, Theodore Bikel, Karsten Troyke, Hélène Rollès in duet with Dorothée, Claude François, and Russian ensemble of the Jewish songs on Yiddish “Dona”.
Lisa Fishman also commands an amazing opera version aired on the jewish entertainment Hour, which is a cable show broadcast out of New York City, in 2001. It can also be found on the soundtrack to the anime “Revolutionary Girl Utena”.

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PS: To all Yiddish speakers: I am aware of my lyric flub in verse 2 — It was a live performance and I momentarily blanked!

PPS: I didn’t know until just now when I copied and pasted the ‘Wikipedia’ article that my performance is actually mentioned in their piece — wow!

PPPS: THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who has posted their sweet and informative comments here! — I SO appreciate it!

warmly,
lisa

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