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Gender

Male

Date

1964

Track Number

14

Description

Singer states in English that there was a Yiddish translation written by Shaye Rotman (?) from Toronto in then he sings in both Ukrainian and Yiddish.

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Taletele tzhizhoya

Title

Taletele tzhizhoya

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Mixed Language (Macaronic Songs)

Genre

Tape Name

Tape 62 - Mixed Language

Track Number

15

Description

Singer prefaces in English that in White Russia, we (Jews) didn’t sing Belorussian songs, we sang Ukrainian songs because we liked them. Our peasants didn’t speak Ukrainian, they spoke “the ugliest Slavic dialect”, Belorussian. Then sings this Belorussian song, the story of the abolition of serfdom. Source: informant had a Belorussian servant girl sit down and sing the song so he could transcribe the words. (He says the latter on cut #17, “Usa sida chata bila.”)

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Yak pashol moy lazar

Title

Yak pashol moy lazar

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Mixed Language (Macaronic Songs)

Genre

Tape Name

Tape 62 - Mixed Language

Track Number

16

Description

He heard from an old beggar accompanied by an ancient Slavic string instrument. Words mean “As my Lazarus” went to pray to god, holy lord, merciful redeemer, holy virgin, mother of god, take in my soul as one takes in one’s oxen (i.e. I want to die). Informant used in his biographic sketches.

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Usa sida chata bila

Title

Usa sida chata bila

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Mixed Language (Macaronic Songs)

Genre

Tape Name

Tape 62 - Mixed Language

Track Number

17

Description

Informant explains that Ukrainian is more euphonious a language than Belorussian, which is harsher. He gives short examples of each in song. One of them was heard from a beggar on a train.

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Aleym Haderekh

Title

Aleym Haderekh

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

1

Description

Text: Elyokum Zunser [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.] MT: Tape Listing in Box and Tape listing from LC are slightly different, LC track listing appears to be updated.

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Sh’Khav Herodim Ben-li Yakir

Title

Sh’Khav Herodim Ben-li Yakir

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

2

Description

Text: Lyuboshitsky - Tune was later used to a Yiddish pogrom song. See Tape 49, no. 9 [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Shemesh oviv…

Title

Shemesh oviv…

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

3

Description

Text: Mordkhe Tsvi Mane [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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S’u tsiono noys badegel…

Title

S’u tsiono noys badegel…

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

4

Description

Tune: from a Ukrainian march, sung before 1890? [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Khushu, akhim, khushu

Title

Khushu, akhim, khushu

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

5

Description

Text: Sillman [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Comments on E. Zunser and his song Di sokhe

Title

Comments on E. Zunser and his song Di sokhe

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

6

Description

[Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Yagdo tebe khoditi

Title

Yagdo tebe khoditi

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

7

Description

(Ukranian) [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Bo-i na yaldoti

Title

Bo-i na yaldoti

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

8

Description

Mr. Frank claims it is based on the Ukranian conversation song he just sang. [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Yalda, yaldati

Title

Yalda, yaldati

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

9

Description

Hebrew translated from the Yiddish folksong “Du meydele du sheyns,” by Sillman [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Shom bimkoym arozim

Title

Shom bimkoym arozim

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

11

Description

Hebrew version of the Yiddish Zionist hymn: Dort vu di tseder. [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Tsion, tsion (Fragment)

Title

Tsion, tsion (Fragment)

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

13

Description

[Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.] MT: Tape Listing in Box and Tape listing from LC are slightly different, LC track listing appears to be updated.

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Mir shvern (fragment)

Title

Mir shvern (fragment)

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

12

Description

Yiddish (Poale Zion Hymn) [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Stan’ Yizrael…

Title

Stan’ Yizrael…

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

10

Description

Russian

Text L. Yaffe? [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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Al tal v’al motor

Title

Al tal v’al motor

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

14

Description

Hebrew text: Chave Shapiro [Note on typewritten tape log inside box:] Moshe Frank, journalist. Age 67. Born in White Russia. Speaks of the Zionist movement and his memories relating to the First Aliyah (before World War I). (Unfortunately the noise of New York traffic and sirens interfered at times) [note: Obviously Moshe Frank sings his songs in Ashkenazic Hebrew - which was natural for his particular environment in White Russia.]

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O’Brien

Title

O’Brien

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Humorous Songs

Tape Name

Tape 110 - O'Brien

Track Number

3

Description

The song by Philip Ney, created by him in the 1920s and some comments about it, etc.

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Citation

“O’Brien,” YIVO Online Exhibitions, accessed October 4, 2024, https://exhibitions.yivo.org/items/show/5920.

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V’adonoy poka esoro

Title

V’adonoy poka esoro

Performer

Gender

Male

Date

1964

Location