Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach

Album ID:
P-032(a)
Publisher:
Sholem Aleichem Club, Phila
Date of issuance:
1998
Language:
Yiddish/English/Hebrew
Genre:
Ritual
Number of tracks:
9

Contents

Lomir Ale Ineynem — לאָמיר אַלע אינאײנעם
Genre:
Celebration/Toast/Drinking
Subject:
Wine/Celebration
Origin:
Lomir Ale JMA 77/Kipnis100 236/Alb L-023(a)/Gelb GB 58
Transliteration:
Lomir Ale JMA/Alb L-023(a)/Alb Z-010(n)/Alb G-005(c)/Metro Album 29
Translation:
Alb L-023(a)/
Music:
Lomir Ala Alliance 77/Kipnis 100 235/Gelb GB 58
Additional song notes:
Music also published in Metro Album 29
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26772
Vocal/Guitar:
Kleiner, Fran
First line:
Lomir ale ineynem, ineynem, dem peysekh mekabl ponim zayn,
First line (Yiddish):
לאָמיר אַלע אינײנים, אינאײנעם, דעם פּסח מקבּל פּנים זײַן
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
To Accompany Secular Hagada
Language:
Yiddish
Ma Nishtana — מה נשתּנה
Also known as:
Di Fir Kashes
Also known as:
The Four Questions
Genre:
Holiday/Ritual/Hagadah
Subject:
Passover/Four Questions/Difference/Night
Origin:
Coopersmith NJS 52/Alb G-017(a)/Cardozo 90, 91
Transliteration:
Coopersmith NJS 52/Alb G-017(a)/Alb C-047(a)
Translation:
Coopersmith NJS 52/G-017(a)/CD C-047(a)/Cardozo 90, 91
Music:
Coopersmith NJS 52//Cardozo 90, 91
Additional song notes:
See Alb G-013(a) for Yiddish text and transliteration. Yiddish transliteration is also on Alb C-042(a).
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26773
Vocal:
Schofer, Jane and Larry
Narrator:
Rosefeld, Jack, Yid & narrator
First line:
Why is this night different from all other nights?
First line:
מה נשתּנה הלילה הזה מכּל הלילוֹת? פֿאַר װאָס איז די דאָזינקע נאַכט..
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
To Accompany Secular Hagada
Language:
English/Hebrew/Yiddish
Avodim Hayinu — עבדים היינו
Genre:
Holiday/Peysekh/Passover
Subject:
Slaves/Egypt/Memory
Origin:
Alb M-029(a)/
Transliteration:
Alb M-029(a)/
Translation:
Alb M-029(a)/
Additional song notes:
Once we were slaves in Egypt
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26774
Artist:
Marks, Ruth
First line:
Avdim hayinu, hayinu. Ata bney khorin, bney khorin,
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Part of Seder, with English narration
Language:
Hebrew
Let My People Go (Eng)
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26775
Vocal:
Labovitz, Sherman
Narration:
Rosenfeld, Jack
First line:
When Israel was in Egypt's land, let my people go,
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Part of Secular Seder
Language:
English
Eliyahu Hanovi — אליהוּ הנביא
Also known as:
Elijah
Genre:
Holiday/Peysekh/Havdola
Subject:
Elijah/Prophet
Origin:
Alb M-029(a)/Coopersmith NJS 56/Alb Y-003(b)/Alb B-033(f)
Transliteration:
Alb M-029(a)/Coopersmith NJS 56/Alb Y-003(b)/Alb B-067(a)
Translation:
Alb M-029(a)/Coopersmith NJS 56/Alb B-067(a)
Music:
Coopersmith NJS 56
Related information in folder 1118:
Comments:
1. Article in American Music, Spring Issue 2011 by Michael Ochs titled "Welcoming Elijah in 1927: Medelssohn in Yiddish Socialist Clothing, describing an unusal version of Mendelssohn's "Elijah" performed by a left wing amateur chorous in Chicago on May 15th, 1927. The chorus, Freiheit Gezang Farein, was directed and founded by Jacob Schaeffer
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26776
Artist:
Marks, Ruth
Artist:
Schofer, Larry, Narration
First line:
Eliyahu hanovi, eliyahu hatishbi, eliyahu, eliyahu,
First line (Hebrew):
אליהוּ הנביא, אליהו התּשבּי, אליהוּ, אליהוּ, אליהוּ הגלעדי,
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Part of Secular Seder
Language:
Hebrew
Zog Nit Keyn Mol — זאָג ניט קײן מאָל
Also known as:
Shir Hapartizanim
Also known as:
Partisaner Lid
Also known as:
Partisan Song
Also known as:
Al Na Tomar
Also known as:
Never Say
Author:
Glik, Hirsh — גליק, הירש (1922-1944)
Composer:
Pokras, Dan — פּאָקראַס, דאַן
Composer:
Pokras, Dimitri — פּאָקראַס, דימעטרי
Genre:
World War II/Holocaust/Resistance
Subject:
Survival/Resistance/Hope
Origin:
Ephemera 1203/ Kaczer 3/ML WAH 94/Alb M-029(a)/Alb V-001(a)/Vinkov 4 65
Transliteration:
ML WAH 94/Alb G-010(g)/Alb S-083(a)/Alb F-018(b)/Alb G-005(b)/Vinkov 4 65
Translation:
Ephemera 1204/Alb G-006(b)/ML WAH 94/Alb S-083(a)/Alb D-004(g)/Vonkov IV 65
Music:
ML WAH 94/Alb Z-012(a)/Rubin Voi 85/Vinkov 4 65/Kaczer 361
Additional song notes:
Never Say Hebrew Adaptation with Album Notes V-001(b) and Ephemera 1203
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26777
Artist:
Labovitz, Sherman
Artist:
Schofer, Jane, Narration
First line:
Zog nit keyn mol az du geyst dem letstn veg. Khotch himlen..
First line:
זאָג ניט קײן מאָל אַז דו גײסט דעם לעצטן װעג. כאָטש הימלען...
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Part of Secular Seder
Language:
English/Yiddish
Bashana Haba'ah — בּשנה הבּאה
Also known as:
Anytime Of The Year
Also known as:
Ir Vet Zen (Bashana Haba'ah, Yid)
Also known as:
Next Year
Author:
Manor, Ehud — מנור, אהוד
Composer:
Hirsh, Nurit — הירש, נורית
Genre:
Israeli/Modern/Pop
Subject:
Peace/Future/Hope/Balcony/Next Year
Origin:
Bekol Ram 141/Alb B-032(a)/Netzer 201/
Transliteration:
Alb K-010(c)/Bekol Ram 141/Netzer 201/Alb E-007(a)/Alb B-032(a)/Alb L-078(a)
Translation:
Bekol Ram 142/Alb B-032(a)/Alb E-007(a)/Alb 078(a)
Music:
Netzer 201/Moskow SM 62
Additional song notes:
See "Any Time of the Year" for info re English Version of Bashana Haba'ah
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26778
Artist:
Schofer, Jane
Narrator:
Rosenberg, Jack, Narration
First line:
Bashana haba'ah. Neyshev al hamirpeset v'nispor tsiporim...
First line:
בּשנה הבּאה. נשב על המרפּסת ונספּור צפּורים נודדות.
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Part of Secular Seder
Language:
Hebrew/English
Lo Yisa Goy (And Every Man, E, H) — לא ישׂא גוי (ענגליש, עבֿרית)
On album:
P-032(a) (Songs For A Secular Celebration of Pesach)
Track ID:
26779
Artist:
Kleiner, Fran
Artist:
Rosenberg, Jack, Narration
First line:
And everone 'neath their vine and fig tree, shall live in..
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Part of Secular Seder