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Table of Contents:
Nos 1-25: Ballads and narrative songs
26-47: Love songs
48-57: Dance songs
58-68: Courting and wedding songs
69-73: Family songs
74-77: Lullabies
78-152: Children's rhymes
153-155: Conscripts' and soldiers' songs
156-159: Artisans' and workmen's songs
160-164: Religious and national songs
167-177: Humorous and satirical songs
178-185: Songs for festivals and holidays
(Compact Disc) Retrieved from: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Research: Bibliographies Eighteen songs, mostly in Yiddish, based on poetry written by Jewish partisans. Accompanying booklet includes an essay by Dov Levin about the music folklore of the partisans, as well as English translations of the lyrics.
A semi-popular music periodical in Hebrew, founded and edited by Moshe Gorali. Contains many valuable articles on Jewish music, folklore and music and music and the Bible.
Four volumes. The largest modern anthology of Yiddish songs with good Hebrew and English translations of the texts.
The first volume of a projected multi-volume anthology of Jewish folklore
A pioneer American reprint of Beregovski’s music anthologies of Yiddish songs, klezmer tunes and Hassidic nigunnim coupled with translation of articles published in Soviet Russia.
