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Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

P-025(b) (On Wings Of Song A New..Collection "Mir Trogn A Gezang" — מיר טראָגן אַ געזאַנג)

Track ID:

18669

Vocal:

Abelson, Cantor Robert Paul

Artist:

Mlotek, Zalmen — מלאָטעק, זלמן, (1951)

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

E-028(a) (Ethel Epstein / Songs from the Mame)

Track ID:

33312

Vocal:

Epstein, Ethel (Ety) עפּשטײַן, עטל (עטי)

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Acapella

Length:

3:21

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

A-056(a) (Azoy/ Musique Klezmer/ chanson yiddish)

Track ID:

35885

Violin:

Elbaz, Daniel

Vocal:

Slotnicki, Poupa

Accordion/Arranger:

Weyh, Yves

Accoustic Bass:

Lirola, Jeremy

Clarinet:

Halbeisen, Raymond

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בוים זענען זיך...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Concert/Pop

Length:

4:38

The Bent Tree (Video)

Author:

Heckel, Sally

Genre:

Video/Literary Origin

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Alb T-015(c)/Manger Wolf 102/

Music:

ML MTAG 164

On album:

V0047 (The Bent Tree (Video))

Track ID:

34062

Vocal:

Waletzky, Josh — װאָלעטסקי, יהודה

English Narration:

Ivany, Tania

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Hebrew/English

Style:

Folk

Length:

04.00

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

Y-018(a) (Yiddish Lullabies — װיג לידער שירי ערש אידיש)

Track ID:

18395

Artist:

Witler, Ben Tsion — װיטלער, בּן ציון

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

Y-063(a) (The Best Yiddish Album In The World/Jewish Musical Heritage)

Track ID:

41745

Vocal:

Witler, Ben Tsion — װיטלער, בּן ציון

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen zikh..

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בוים זײַנען זיך...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

3:27

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

A-001(s) (Chava Alberstein/ Yiddish Songs)

Track ID:

35342

Vocal:

Alberstein, Chava — אַלבערשטײַן, חוה

Arranger:

Wilensky, Moshe — וילנסקי, משה

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Concert/Pop

Length:

3:33

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym (Video) — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם (ווידיאָ)

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Alb T-015(c)/Manger Wolf 102/

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

See also illustration in Manger Illust

On album:

V0047 (The Bent Tree (Video))

Track ID:

34063

Vocal:

Waletzky, Josh — װאָלעטסקי, יהודה

English Narration:

Ivany, Tania

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Hebrew/English

Style:

Folk

Length:

04.00

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

P-038(b) (Pressburger Klezmer Band / Ot Azoy)

Track ID:

32557

Artist:

Pressburger Klezmer Band — פּ ק בּ

Violin/Arranger:

Werner, Andrej

Clarinet:

Lago, Miro

Viola:

Alexander, Daniel

Piano/Sampler:

Suska, Pavol

Zbor/Double Bass:

Alexander, Samo

Drums:

Oros, Martin

Vocal/Guitar:

Ballova, Linda

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

5:06

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

V-021(a) (Lucette van den berg/Zing Shtil/Yiddish Songs)

Track ID:

35804

Vocal/Arranger:

Van Den Berg, Lucette

Accordion:

Lettink, Coos

Violin:

den Hertog, Carel

Clarinet:

Terra, Caspar

Bass ?:

Kuijpers, Leon

Guitar/String Guitar/Mandolin:

Vrijhoef, Reinout

Artist:

Trio C tot de deride

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

5:04

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

G-019(a) (I Love Yiddish Emmanuel S. Goldsmith — איך האָב ליב ייִדיש)

Track ID:

19986

Vocal:

Goldsmith, Emmanuel S.

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella/Folk

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

B-095(a) (Hilda Bronstein sings Yiddish songs old and new)

Track ID:

33387

Vocal:

Bronstein, Hilda — בראָנשטײַן, הילדאַ

Violin:

Hamilton, Meg

Artist:

Merlin Shepherd Quartet

Clarinet, Bass Clarinet:

Shepherd, Merlin — שעפּהערד, מערלין

Accordion/Keyboard:

Shepherd, Polina — שעפּהערד, פּאָלינאַ

Double Bass:

Russell, Simon C.

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

4:00

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym (Video) — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם (ווידיאָ)

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Alb T-015(c)/Manger Wolf 102/

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

See also illustration in Manger Illust

On album:

V0040

Track ID:

34161

Vocal:

Burstein, Mike — בורשטײַן, מײַק

Piano/Musical Director:

Mlotek, Zalmen — מלאָטעק, זלמן, (1951)

Vocal:

Reissa, Eleanor

Vocal:

Alpert, Michael — אַלפּערט, מישקע

Vocal:

Kaufman, Ibi

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Pop

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

G-075(a) (Rebecka Gordon / Yiddish ' n Jazz)

Track ID:

32784

Vocal:

Gordon, Rebecka

Piano/Arranger:

von Heijne, Claus

Bass:

Augustsson, Filip

Drums:

Matthews, Gilbert

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Jazz

Length:

6:08

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-001(b) (Bina Landau presents Poetry In Song — בינה לאַנדאו זינגט דיכטער לידער געװידמעט מיכל געלבאַרט)

Track ID:

11954

Artist:

Landau, Bina — לאַנדאַו, בינה

Piano:

Pressler, Hilda

Artist:

Mourrah, Ruth, piano

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

K-010(g) (32 World Famous Artists Sing Oldies Of The Yiddish Theatre)

Track ID:

21159

Vocal:

Oysher, Moyshe — אױשער, משה

Narration:

Kressyn, Miriam — קרעסן, מיריאַם

Narration:

Rechtzeit, Seymour — רעכצײַט, סימאָר

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

G-037(b) (Hanna Greenbaum Great yiddish Songs — ייִדישע לידער שירים גדולים ביידיש)

Track ID:

25768

Artist:

Greenbaum, Hanna — גרינבױם, חנה

Artist:

Osherovits, M., orchestra — אָשעראָװעץ, מ., אָרקעסטער

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

T-003(c) (Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen Yidish Folks Lider Fun Tova Ben Tsvi — ראָז'נקעס מיט מאַנדלען - ייִדיש פֿאָלקס לידער פֿון טובה-בּן צוי)

Track ID:

11982

Artist:

Ben-Tsvi, Tova

Artist:

Gregory, Johnny, Orch & Chorus

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Track comment:

Recorded under "A Boym"

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

D-036(a) (Dibbukim/ Az A Foygl un a Goylem Tantsn)

Track ID:

36666

Drums/Percussion:

Blekher, Yacov — בלעכיר, יעקבֿ

Guitars/Keyboard/Bass:

Wohlfart, Magnus — וואָלפֿאַרט, מאַגנוס

Vocal:

Olniansky, Niklas — אָלניאַנסקי, ניקלאַס

Vocal:

Olniansky, Ida — אָלניאַנסקי, אידה

Artist:

Dibbukim — דיבוקים

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Klezmer/Concert/Rock/Fusion

Length:

4:55

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

T-028(d)1 (Karsten Troyke / Live Klezmer Concert)

Track ID:

42520

Vocal:

Troyke, Karsten — טרױקע, קאַרסטען

Violin:

Dessiatnik, Gennadi

Accordion:

Khoryshman, Valeri

Contrabass:

Jach, Michael

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feyglekh funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגלעך פֿונעם בוים זענען זיך

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

5:00

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

B-003(h) (Sidor Belarsky & Masha Benya Once Upon A Time — אַמאָל איז געװען אַ מעשׂה, ייִדיש לעבן אין מזרח-אײראָפּע)

Track ID:

11949

Vocal:

Belarsky, Sidor — בעלאַרסקי, סידאָר

Vocal:

Benya, Masha — בעניע, מאַשאַ

Narration:

Mlotek, Yosl — מלאָטעק, יוסל

Piano/Arrangement:

Heifetz, Vladimir — חפֿץ, װלאַדימיר

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Duet/Concert

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

A-044(a) (Larisa Averbakh & Ensemble Simkha Shnirele Perele)

Track ID:

27354

Vocal:

Averbakh, Larisa

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Russian translat with album

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

B-068(a) (Ben Belfer, baritone/ Florence Belfer, piano Yiddish Songs)

Track ID:

23544

Piano:

Belfer, Florence

Vocal:

Belfer, Cantor Ben

Arranger:

Kosakoff, Reuben — קאָסאַקאָף, רואבֿן

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ..

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

V0024

Track ID:

33937

Violin:

Kopalska, Anna

Writer:

Krzy zanowski, Jan

Piano:

Salamon-Sent, Januz

Musical Arrangements:

Zarzycka, Jolanta

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

R-013(a) (The Art of Henry Rosenblatt Vol 1)

Track ID:

11951

Vocal:

Rosenblatt, Henry — ראָזענבלאַט, הענרי

Piano:

Zayde, Jascha

Arranger:

Kosakoff, Reuben — קאָסאַקאָף, רואבֿן

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

M-053(a) (Meredith chante les tresores du folklore yiddish — מערעדיט זינגט די אוצרות פֿון ייִדישן פֿאָלקלאָר)

Track ID:

21669

Artist:

Meredith — מערעדיט

Artist:

Biota, Pablo, arr & piano

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

B-068(a) (Ben Belfer, baritone/ Florence Belfer, piano Yiddish Songs)

Track ID:

23538

Artist:

Belfer, Cantor Ben

Arranger/Piano:

Belfer, Florence

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגעלעך פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

S-087(a) (Ora Sittner A Nigun Vos Loyft Mir Nokh — אורה זיטנר אַ נעגון װאָס לױפֿט מיר נאָך)

Track ID:

19133

Artist:

Sittner, Ora — זיטנר, אורה

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-005(e) (Nekhama Lifshitz sings in Yiddish — נחמה ליפֿשיץ זינגט אין ייִדיש)

Track ID:

27008

Vocal:

Lifshitz, Nekhama — ליפֿשיץ, נחמה

Artist:

Kabtzan, A. ensemble

Conductor/Arranger:

Kogan, Lev — קאָגאַן, לעװ

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Track comment:

From recording produced by Meloyda Co, Leningrad 5289-6

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

N-013(c) (The Nisht Geferlach Klezmer Band Klezmering Again!)

Track ID:

11981

Artist:

Nisht Geferlekh Klezmer Band — נישט געפֿערלעך קלעזמער באַנדע

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

K-069(a) (A Feygele Zingt/Yiddish Theatre & Folksongs/Faye Kellerstein)

Track ID:

22623

Vocal:

Kellerstein, Faye

Orchestrations/Accompanist:

Klaplan, Jordan

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym (Video) — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם (ווידיאָ)

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Alb T-015(c)/Manger Wolf 102/

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

See also illustration in Manger Illust

On album:

V0255 (When Our Bubbas and Zeydes Were Young / The SchaechterTekhter (Video) — ווען די באָבעם און זיידעס זענען געווען יונג \ די שעהטער טעכטער)

Track ID:

36925

Piano/Commentary:

Schaechter, (Ben) Binyumen — שעכטער, (בען) בנימין

Vocal:

Schaechter, Temma — שעכטער, טעמאַ

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

V-014(a) (Voix du Ghetto Warszawa, 1943 — געטאָ)

Track ID:

21511

Vocal:

Kacmann, Emile

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Khasidic

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-007(f) (Genia Fajerman/ Mamele — זשעני פֿײַערמאַן \ מאַמעלע)

Track ID:

36419

Vocal:

Fayerman, Genia — פײַערמאַן, געניאַ

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בוים זענען זיך...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Concert/Pop

Length:

3:38

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

K-029(c) (A Touch of Klez! The Klezmer Conservatory Band)

Track ID:

11953

Artist:

Klezmer Conservatory Band

Vocal:

Bressler, Judy

Artist:

Klezmer Conservatory Band

Artist:

Netsky, Hankus

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg — אויפֿן וועג

Author:

Telesin, Zhame — טעלעסין, ז.

Composer:

Bogdanski, Majer — באָגדאַנסקי, מאיר

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Wayside/Tree/Bird/Shepherd

Additional song notes:

Traveling motif from Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym"

On album:

B-090(s) (Majer Bogdanski / Songs From Cassette 10 of 11 (A))

Track ID:

32390

Vocal:

Bogdanski, Majer — באָגדאַנסקי, מאיר

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er oysgetsoygn, iber im in bloyen roym,

First line (Yiddish):

אויפֿן וועג שטייט אַ בוים, שטייט ער אויסגעצויגן, איבער אים אין בלויען רוים,

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella/Folk

Length:

3:30

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

M-046(a) (Marianna Live ! Yiddish Songs International Ballads)

Track ID:

11950

Vocal:

Brodey, Marianna

Arranger:

Kosakoff, Reuben — קאָסאַקאָף, רואבֿן

Piano:

Harlan, James

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ..

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

O-027(a) (Ot Azoi / Yiddish Songs From Once To Now/ Orit Perlman / Itay Alter)

Track ID:

36437

Vocal:

Perlman, Orit — פרלמן, אורית

Piano:

Alter, Itay — אלתר, איתי

Double Bass:

Topchiu, Neriton — טופצ'יו, נריטון

Percussion:

Yaniv, Zeev — זאב, יניב

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert/Fusion

Length:

#:51

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

K-026(k)3 (Klezmania/Shmoozin — קלעזמאַנע)

Track ID:

42248

Vocal/Percussion:

Mrocki, Freydi

Double Bass/Vocal/Guitar/Harmonica:

Krycer, David

Clarinet/Guitar/Backing Vocal:

Myrocki, Lionel

Bayan:

Breytman, David

Arrangement:

Klezmania

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zenen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בוים זענען זיך…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

4:27

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

G-030(a) (Joseph Goland/Israeli Singer-Actor in 15 Favorite Folk Songs — יוסף גולנד שר ב 3 שפות)

Track ID:

20157

Vocalist:

Goland, Yosef — גאָלאַנד, יוסף

Artist:

Zamir, Miri & Orch — זמיר, מירי ותזמורת

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

G-028(a) (Geduldig Und Thimann / Mojschele Majn Frajnd — געדולדיג אוּנד טימאן מוֹשה'לע מיין פרײַנד)

Track ID:

20115

Vocal:

Thiman, Albert — טימאַן, אַלבערט,

Vocal:

Geduldig, Edward

Arranger:

Windholz, Teddy

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Oyfn Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿן װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

Genre:

Traditional Zionist Song

Subject:

Road/Tree/Israel/Tears/Joy/Torn Trousers/Patch

Origin:

Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

Alb L-038(d)

Additional song notes:

A Jew Traveling to Israel

On album:

V0033

Track ID:

33757

Vocal:

Bodo, Yakov — בודו, יעקבֿ

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngegoygn, fort a yid…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין ארץ…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Khasidic

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

S-081(b) (Tantzt! Salomon Klezmorim jewish dance music)

Track ID:

11987

Artist:

Salomon Klezmorim

Clarinet:

Salomon, Marcel

Accordion:

von Tol, Theo

First line:

Oyfn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Track comment:

Recorded under "Shi Al Etz"

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

G-054(c) (Bay Mayn Mames Shtibele/ Beyle Schaechter Gottesman/ At My Mother's House — בײַ מײַן מאַמעס שטיבעלע \ ביילע שעכטער־גאָטעסמאַן)

Track ID:

38479

Vocal:

Schaechter-Gottesman, Beyle — שעכטער־גאָטעסמאַן, בײלע

First line:

Afn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen...

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בױם זענען זיך..

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

3:29

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

O-016(a) (Mariejan van Oort: Voice/ Jacques Verheijen: piano, tsimbl, accordeon/ Benkshaft)

Track ID:

30520

Piano/Arranger:

Verheijen, Jacques

Vocal:

van Oort, Mariejan

First line:

Afn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er ayngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen...

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בױם זענען זיך..

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

5:29

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-054(a) (My Treasure/ Mayn Oytser/ Sherm Labovitz Sings Gems Of Yiddish Art &Folk Songs — מײַן אוצר)

Track ID:

28441

Vocal:

Labovitz, Sherman

Piano:

Botwinik, Sender (Alexander) באָטװיניק, סענדער, (אַלעקסאַנדער)

Violin:

Weinberger, Marvin

Arranger:

Botwinik, Sender (Alexander) באָטװיניק, סענדער, (אַלעקסאַנדער)

First line:

Afn veg shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zaynen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert/Tenderly

Length:

04:19

Top Un Ladish — טאָפּ און לאַדיש

Author:

Miransky, Peretz — מיראַנסקי, פּרץ

Composer:

Bogdanski, Majer — באָגדאַנסקי, מאיר

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Pot/Jug/Cooking/Pepper/Food/Calm/Anger/Torture

Origin:

Bogdanski 4 105

Transliteration:

Bogdanski 4 061

Translation:

Bogdanski 4 104

Music:

Bogdanski 4 061

On album:

B-090(k) (Majer Bogdanski / Songs From Cassette 6 of 11 (A))

Track ID:

32232

Vocal:

Bogdanski, Majer — באָגדאַנסקי, מאיר

First line:

Shteyt a tepl oyfn plite, zidt un kokht zikh oyfn flam,

First line (Yiddish):

שטייט אַ טעפּל אויפֿן פּליטע, זידט און קאָכט זיך אויפֿן פֿלאַם,

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella/Folk

Length:

3:51

Oyfn Hoykhn Barg — אויף הויכן באַרע

Genre:

Childrens' Games Rhymes/Acapella/Chant/Nonsense

Subject:

Mountain/Apikorsim/"Daytchen"/Jackets/Drink/Wine/Beer/Money/

Origin:

Alb L-044(d)

Translation:

Alb L-044(d)

Additional song notes:

Also titled "Tsigelekh (Kids)

On album:

L-044(d) (Ruth Levin: Tsigele-Migele — ציגעלע־מיגעלע)

Track ID:

42890

Vocal:

Krasner, Geffen

Vocal:

Niborsky, Ruvele

Vocal:

Niborsky, Etl

Vocal:

Niborsky, Dinele

First line:

Oyfn hoykhn barg un oyfn grinem groz, shteyt a por daytshn mit lange baytshn, hoykhe mentshn zenen zay, kurtse kleyder..

First line (Yiddish):

אויפֿן הויכן באַרג און אויפֿן גרינעם גראָז שטייען אַ פאָר דײַטשן מיט לאַנגע בײַטשן, הויכע מענער זענען זיי, קורצע קליידער

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Children's Rhyme/Acapella

Length:

0:43

Di Balade Fun Dem Layzikn Mit... — די באַלאַדע פֿון דעם לײַזיקען מיט...

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

On album:

M-003(a) (Itzik Manger Read by the Author — איציק מאַנגער לײנט איציק מאַנגער)

Track ID:

3507

Author/Poetry Reading:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

First line:

Shteyt der leyziker oyfn tunkler shliakh,

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט דער לײַזיקער אױפֿן טומקלער שליאַך,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

From "Shtern Oyfn Dakh" "דאַך אױפֿן "שטערן

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

K-037(a) (Klezmer V'od KLEZ ENCOUNTERS OF THE YIDDISH KIND)

Track ID:

11996

Artist:

Klezmer V'od

Vocal:

Alexander, Sharon

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

At the window stands a tree, bent against the bitter storm,

Language:

English/Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

B-025(a) (Sonia Bernd't Zingt Jiddish — סוניה ברנד'ט זינגט ייִדיש)

Track ID:

11977

Vocal:

Bernd't, Sonia — ברנד'ט, סוניה

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Track comment:

P. Nieuwerf credited with music on album

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

H-029(a) (A Fire Burns Robyn Helzner)

Track ID:

11985

Artist:

Helzner, Robyn

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Melody credited to "Laskovski" on album notes

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-024(b) (Golden Yiddish Favorites 20 Songs David Fisher — גולדענע לידער 20 לידער די בעסטע ייִדישע לידער דודו פישר)

Track ID:

11952

Vocal:

Fisher, Dovid (Dudu) פֿישער, דוד (דודו)

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-022(a) (Le Paon Dore Chansons Et Textes Yiddish — די גאָלדענע פּאַװע ייִדיש װאָרט און געזאַנג)

Track ID:

11963

Artist:

Szmajer, Violette

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגעלעך פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

T-015(c) (Talila Yiddish)

Track ID:

11970

Arranger:

Lasry, Teddy

Artist:

Talila

Arranger:

Schaff, Eddy

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

W-002(j) (Chansons Populaires Yiddish Vol 1 Benzion Witler — בּן ציון װיטלער ייִדישע פֿאָלקס לידער)

Track ID:

11984

Artist:

Witler, Ben Tsion — װיטלער, בּן ציון

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

B-010(a) (Sing Mayn Folk Ben Bonus — זינג מײַן פֿאָלק...)

Track ID:

11974

Artist:

Bonus, Ben — באָנוס, בען

Artist:

Laskowsky, Philip — לאַסקאָװסקי, פֿיליפּ

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

E-001(f) (David Eshet Stars of Israel — דוד עשת)

Track ID:

11986

Artist:

Eshet, David — עשת, דוד

Artist:

Winternitz, Dr. Khanan — וינטרניץ, ד"ר חנן

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-020(a) (Leo Fuld)

Track ID:

11989

Artist:

Fuld, Leo — פֿולד, לעאָ

Violin:

Behr, Benny

Artist:

Schaeffer, Pi., orch cond & arr

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

G-037(a) (Hanna Greenbaum In Yiddish Songs — חנה גרינבאום ייִדישע לידער)

Track ID:

11956

Artist:

Greenbaum, Hanna — גרינבױם, חנה

Artist:

Osherovits, M., orchestra — אָשעראָװעץ, מ., אָרקעסטער

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

R-005(a) (Songs Of My People/Tova Ronni/Orchestrated by Shmuel Fershko)

Track ID:

11968

Artist:

Ronni, Tova — רוני, טובֿה

Director/Arranger:

Fershko, Shmuel — פֿערשקאָ, שמואל

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-005(d) (Nehama Lifschitz Sings The Songs Of Her People In The USSR)

Track ID:

11960

Vocal:

Lifshitz, Nekhama — ליפֿשיץ, נחמה

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

T-005(c) (Chaim Towber, The Singing Poet Songs To Remember — לידער צו געדענקען)

Track ID:

11972

Artist:

Tauber, Chaim Shmuel (Shami) טױבער, חיים שמואל (שמאי)

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-006(a) (Soyna Lizaron In Joy And Sorrow 13 Yiddish Songs — סאניא ליזרון אין פֿרײד און אומעט... 13 ייִדישע לידער)

Track ID:

11961

Vocal:

Lizaron, Sonia — ליזאַראָן, סאָניע

Arranger/Conductor:

Tarski, Alexander — טאַרסקי, אַלעקסאַנדער

Arranger:

Tansman, Alexander — טאַנסמאַן, אַלעקסאַנדער

Artist:

Hed Arzi Orchestra — הד ארצי אָרקעסטער

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

Y-015(a) (Yiddish Is Alive — ייִדיש לעבט יידיש חי)

Track ID:

11979

Artist:

Eshet, David — עשת, דוד

Artist:

Winternitz, Dr. Khanan — וינטרניץ, ד"ר חנן

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

A-001(g) (Chava Alberstein Sings Yiddish — חוה זינגט ייִדיש)

Track ID:

11973

Vocal:

Alberstein, Chava — אַלבערשטײַן, חוה

Arranger/Musical Director:

Wilensky, Moshe — וילנסקי, משה

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-024(e) (David Fisher My Mother's Language 22 Songs Mamma L'shon — דודו פישר מאַמע לשון שפת אימי מיטב השירים ביידיש)

Track ID:

11991

Vocal:

Fisher, Dovid (Dudu) פֿישער, דוד (דודו)

Arranger:

Weiss, Roni — וייס, רוני,

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

M-003(d) (Ovent Itsik Manger Poems and Songs by Itsik Manger — אָװענט (ערב) איציק מאַנגער)

Track ID:

11966

Artist:

Hendel, Nechama — הנדל, נחמה

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

From "Volkns Ibern Dakh" "דאַך איבערן "װאָלקנס

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-005(a) (Nehama Lifschitz Recorded Live/First Appearance in Israel — נחמה ליפשיץ הוקלט חי בהופעה פומבית רטשונה בּישׂראל)

Track ID:

11959

Vocal:

Lifshitz, Nekhama — ליפֿשיץ, נחמה

Arranger/Conductor:

Graziani, Yitskhak — גרציאני, יצחק

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-018(a) (Jewish Folk Songs Sung By Mort Freeman)

Track ID:

11988

Vocal:

Freeman, Mort — פֿרימאַן, מאָרט

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

B-010(c) (Songs Of Our People sung by Ben Bonus — געזאַנג פֿון פֿאָלק)

Track ID:

11975

Vocal:

Bonus, Ben — באָנוס, בען

Artist:

Laskowsky, Philip — לאַסקאָװסקי, פֿיליפּ

Piano:

Yampole, Victor

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

A-001(j) (Chava Alberstein Sings Yiddish — חוה זינגט ייִדיש)

Track ID:

11980

Vocal:

Alberstein, Chava — אַלבערשטײַן, חוה

Arranger/Musical Director:

Wilensky, Moshe — וילנסקי, משה

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-023(a) (Chansons Yiddish Tendresses et rage (Tenderness and Fury))

Track ID:

11962

Vocal/Guitar:

Leiser, Moshe

Violin:

Flammer, Ami

Accordion:

Barreaux, Gerard

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגלעך פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-027(a) (Myriam Fuks Yddish)

Track ID:

11955

Artist:

Slingeneyer, Ghilain

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recorded in Belgium

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

Y-002(a) (Sabra Sings More Yiddish Yaffa Yarkoni)

Track ID:

11971

Artist:

Yarkoni,Yaffa — יפה ירקוני

Conductor:

Weiss, Alex — וויס, אלעקס,

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

F-021(a) (Leiele Fisher chansons Ydish — לאהלע פֿישער זינגט ייִדישע לידער)

Track ID:

11990

Artist:

Fisher, Leahele — פֿישער, לאהלע

Arranger:

Yarrow, Egon

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

French translation with album notes

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

S-008(b) (Yidishe Lider Lea Szlanger — ייִדישע לידער לאה שלאַנגער)

Track ID:

11969

Artist:

Szlanger, Lea — שלאַנגער, לאה

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

J-016(a) (Shalom America Jackie Jacob Sings)

Track ID:

11957

Artist:

Jacobs, Jackie

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

S-072(a) (Jacqui Sussholz Yiddish Is Forever)

Track ID:

11978

Artist:

Sussholz, Jacqui

Artist:

Wuyts, Frank, arr

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

B-014(a) (Wenn Die Jidden Lachen Belina Jens Brenke)

Track ID:

11976

Artist:

Belina

Arranger/Guitar:

Behrend, Siegfried

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Track comment:

Recording made in Germany

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

E-029(a) (Jake Ehrenreich/ Yiddish Unplugged)

Track ID:

33795

Vocal/Arrangement:

Ehrenreich, Jake

Guitar/Arranger:

Lanzbom, C,

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn, ale feygl funem boym zenen…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם בוים זענען זיך ..

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk

Length:

3:13

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

M-003(a) (Itzik Manger Read by the Author — איציק מאַנגער לײנט איציק מאַנגער)

Track ID:

11965

Author/Poetry Reading:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

From "Volkns Ibern Dakh" "דאַך איבערן "װאָלקנס

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

M-035(a) (Sima & Arnold Miller Heritage:The Art of the Yid. Song Vol 1)

Track ID:

11967

Vocal:

Miller, Sima

Piano:

Miller, Arnold

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Laskovski credited with music??

Language:

Yiddish

Shi Al Ets (Oyfn Veg Shteyt..Boym) — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

On album:

xS-081(b)

Track ID:

13748

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Artist:

Salomon Klezmorim

Clarinet:

Salomon, Marcel

Accordion:

von Tol, Theo

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Hebrew):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Track comment:

Recorded under "Shi Al Etz"

Language:

Hebrew

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

L-004(a) (THE YIDDISH ART SONG Leon Lishner, basso;Lazar Weiner, piano — דאָס לעבן איז ביטער און זיס איז דאָס לידל)

Track ID:

11958

Vocal:

Lishner, Leon

Piano:

Weiner, Lazar — װײַנער, לאַזאַר

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

W-002(f) (Exitos de Benzion Witler y Shifrele Lerer)

Track ID:

11983

Artist:

Witler, Ben Tsion — װיטלער, בּן ציון

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym — אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם

Also known as:

Al Haderekh Ets Omeyd

Also known as:

Afn Veg Shteyt A Boym

Author:

Manger, Itzik — מאַנגער, איציק

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Subject:

Child/Mother/Burdens/Birds/Tree/Imagination/Mother Love

Song comment:

P. Laskovski sometimes credited as composer./ From "Volkns Ibern Dakh"

Origin:

ML MTAG 164/Manger 369/Manger Illust/Alb L-023(a)/Alb F-024(e)/GYF 66/

Transliteration:

GYF 67/ML MTAG 164/ L-022(a)/Alb A-044(a)/Alb F-018(a)/CD L-054(a)/CD O-016(a)

Translation:

Leftwich GP 547/GYF 67/Alb L-004(a)/Alb L-023(a)/Manger Wolf 102/Sh Sh 414

Music:

ML MTAG 164/

Additional song notes:

By The Wayside Stands A Tree See also illustration in Manger Illust See transliteration and translation in Ephemera 1552 Shmuel Fisher credited as compposer in the lyrics provided by Klezmania

Related information in folder 111:

Comments:

1. Essay titled "The Destiny of a Poem" by Itzik Manger, translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich and published in Volume 2 of "The Way We Think" describing Manger's visit to Waraw in April 1948 including an incident dealing with his poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym." See folder 3 (Manger, Itzik) 2. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell. 3. Article in the English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos exploring the relationship of Manger's "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym" and the folk song "Groyser Got, Groyser Got, Lomir Davenen Minkhe, Az Yidn Veln Forn Keyn Eretz Yisroel, Vet Zayn Susn V"Simkhe". 4 3/2/2014 Program for performances of the The Megile of Itzik Manger for March 2-16, 2014 at the Center for the Performing Arts published by the Folksbiene.

Related information in folder 996:

Comments:

1. Article in English Forward of January 29, 2010 by Philologos titled "A Tree Grows in Zion" dealing with Manger's Song with the Zionist pioneer song and coming to the conclusion that Laskowsky could not have written the melody to the Manger song

On album:

M-001(a) (Maida Sings Folk Israeli and Jewish)

Track ID:

11964

Artist:

Maida

First line:

Oyfn vegt shteyt a boym, shteyt er eyngeboygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן װעג שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער אײַנגעבױגן, אַלע פֿײגל פֿונעם...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk

Apotek — אַפּאָטעק

Author:

Hershkowitz, Yankele — הערשקאָװיץ, יאַנקעלע

Composer:

Na'aman, Adith — נעמן, עדית

Genre:

Holocaust/History

Subject:

Lodz/Ghetto/Pharmacy/Death/Medicine

Song comment:

Melody of "Der Rebe Elimelekh"

Origin:

Alb H-038(a)

Translation:

H-038(a)

Music:

ML MTAG 68

On album:

H-038(a) (Yankele Hershkowitz / Lodz Ghetto Songs — יאַנקעלע הערשקאָװיץ \ לאָדז געטאָ לידער)

Track ID:

28406

Vocal:

Hershkowitz, Yankele — הערשקאָװיץ, יאַנקעלע

First line:

Opotek, opotek, gemakht hostu a veg, gemakht a veg ahin keyn marashin,

First line (Yiddish):

אָפּטעק, אָפּטעק, געמאַכט האָסטו אַ װעג, געמאַכט אַהין אַ וועג קײן...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella/Folk

Aleyn In Veg — אַלײן אין װעג

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Shashina, Elizaveta Sergeyevna

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Wanderer/Nature/Melancholy/

Song comment:

Adapted from the Russian of M. Lermontov

Origin:

ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

CD L-051(a)/Alb K-042(c)/ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

CD L-051(a)/Alb K-042(c)/ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Music:

ML SOG 205

Additional song notes:

Adapted from the Russian "Vykhozhu Odin Ya Na Dorogu" Original Text - Michail Lermontov

On album:

L-038(d) (Shura Lipovsky: Ensemble Novaya/ Vaytinke)

Track ID:

41612

Vocal:

Lipovsky, Shura

Artist:

Novaya Shira Ensemble

Pianist/Arranger:

Prenen, Paul

Cellist:

Roelofs, Maaike

Recorder:

van Roon, Marjolijn

Violin:

Vos, Bert

First line:

Kh'gey aroys aleyn in veg in breyten, s'glantst der veg durkh dinem nepl-shtoyb.

First line (Yiddish):

כ'גײ אַרױס אין װעג אין ברײטען, ס'גלאַנצט דער װעג דורך דינעם נעפל־שטויב,…

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert/Folk

Length:

3:45

Aleyn In Veg — אַלײן אין װעג

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Shashina, Elizaveta Sergeyevna

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Wanderer/Nature/Melancholy/

Song comment:

Adapted from the Russian of M. Lermontov

Origin:

ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

CD L-051(a)/Alb K-042(c)/ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

CD L-051(a)/Alb K-042(c)/ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Music:

ML SOG 205

Additional song notes:

Adapted from the Russian "Vykhozhu Odin Ya Na Dorogu" Original Text - Michail Lermontov

On album:

K-042(c) (Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band Agada)

Track ID:

21823

Yiddish Adaptation:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Artist:

Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band

Vocal:

Merovitz, Allan

First line:

Kh'gey aroys aleyn in veg in breyten, s'glantst der veg...

First line (Yiddish):

כ'גײ אַרױס אין װעג אין ברײטען, ס'גלאַנצט דער װעג דורך דינעם...

Track comment:

Original Russian text by Mikhial Lermontov

Language:

Yiddish

Aleyn In Veg — אַלײן אין װעג

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Shashina, Elizaveta Sergeyevna

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Wanderer/Nature/Melancholy/

Song comment:

Adapted from the Russian of M. Lermontov

Origin:

ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Transliteration:

CD L-051(a)/Alb K-042(c)/ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Translation:

CD L-051(a)/Alb K-042(c)/ML SOG 205/Alb L-038(d)

Music:

ML SOG 205

Additional song notes:

Adapted from the Russian "Vykhozhu Odin Ya Na Dorogu" Original Text - Michail Lermontov

On album:

L-051(a) (Susan Leviton / Singing In Yiddish / Zingendik! — זינגענדיק)

Track ID:

28155

Yiddish Adaption:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Lead Vocal:

Leviton, Susan

Cellos:

Reese, Laurie

Guitar/Mandolin:

Warschauer, Jeff

Accordion:

Griener, Trixie

First line:

Kh'gey aroys aleyn in veg in breyten, s'glantst der veg in breytn.

First line (Yiddish):

כ'גײ אַרױס אין װעג אין ברײטען, ס'גלאַנצט דער װעג דורך דינעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert/Folk

Ikh Gey Mir Aroys — איך גיי מיר אָרויס

Genre:

Folk/Thieves Song/Lament

Subject:

Birds/Chains/Rattle/Flight/Capture/

Origin:

Lehman 82

Transliteration:

Ephemera 1519

Music:

Lehman 82

On album:

G-136(a) (Ganovim Lider/ Shikker Wi Lot Live in Weimar)

Track ID:

41948

Accordion/Arranger:

Lampe, Franka

Vocal/Arranger:

Schnedler, Fabian — שנידלער, פֿייביאַן

First line:

Ikh gey mir aroys eyner aleyn af der veg, finster di nakht, ikh ze keyn veg un..

First line (Yiddish):

איך גיי מיר אַרויס איינער אָליין אָף דעם וועג, פֿינסטער די נאַכט, איך זע קיין...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Concert

Length:

4:08

Fisher Lid — פֿישער ליד

Also known as:

Fishelekh

Author:

Greenblatt, Aliza — גרינבלאַט, עליזה

Composer:

Greenblatt, Aliza — גרינבלאַט, עליזה

Composer:

Reimer, Issac

Genre:

Literary Origin/Love

Subject:

Fisherman/Occupation/Melancholy/Occupation

Origin:

Grn TsL 7/Bugatch 115/Alb N-002(a)/Alb R-022(a)/ML PYS 34/Alb 007(a)

Transliteration:

Bugatch 115/Alb L-004(d)/Alb N-002(a)/Alb R-022(a)/ML PYS 34/Alb B-007(a)/

Translation:

Alb B-007(a)/Alb L-004(d)/Alb N-002(a)/Alb O-001(b)/Alb R-022(a)/Alb B-007(a)

Music:

Grn TsL 7/Bugatch 115/ML PYS 34

Additional song notes:

Org, Translit & Translat in Alb B-211(a)

On album:

M-057(a) (Mazzeltov Glik)

Track ID:

24700

Artist:

Mazzeltov & Talitha Nawijn

Arranger:

van Eck, G., arr

First line:

Fort a fisher oyfn yam, er fort aroys baginen, s'vil der...

First line (Yiddish):

פֿאָרט אַ פֿישער אױפֿן ים, ער פֿאָרט אַרױס באַגינען, ס'װיל דער...

Track comment:

Recorded under title "Der Fisher". Oyf Veg melody used

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Veg Fun Khayfa Keyn Ako — אױפֿן װעג פֿון חיפֿה קײן עכּו

On album:

G-054(a) (Zumerteg Twenty Yiddish Songs by Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman — זומערטעג צװאָנציק זינגלידער בײלע שעכטער-גאָטעסמאַן)

Track ID:

20541

Author/Composer:

Schaechter-Gottesman, Beyle — שעכטער־גאָטעסמאַן, בײלע

Arranger/Artist:

Schaechter, (Ben) Binyumen — שעכטער, (בען) בנימין

Artist:

Teitelbaum, Paula

Arranger:

Alpert, Michael — אַלפּערט, מישקע

First line:

Oyfn veg fun khayfe keyn ako, durkhforndik mit an oyto,

First line:

אױפֿן װעג פֿון חיפֿה קײן עכּו, דורכפֿאָרנדיק מיט אַן אױטאָ, .

Track comment:

"Zumerteg"- text, translat, translit & music with album

Oyf Dem Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿ דעם װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

On album:

G-006(n) (Sarah Gorby 78 rpm Recordings from NY Public Library & YIVO)

Track ID:

18924

Vocal:

Gorby, Sarah — גאָרבי, שׂרה

Artist:

Laufer, Robin, orchestra

First line:

Oyf dem veg shteyt a boym, oyf dem vaksn royzn, fort a yid keyn erets yisroel..

First line:

אױף דעם װעג שטײט אַ בױם, אױף דים װאַקסן רױזן ,פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין...

Track comment:

Stinson 6075 A NYPL Recorded Under "Oyf Dem Veg"

Di Bletele — די בלעטעלע

On album:

F-037(a) (Avraham Fried sings "Yiddish Gems" ...by R' Yom Tov Ehrlich — אידישע אוצרות)

Track ID:

19098

Author/Composer:

Ehrlich, Yom Tov — עהרליך, יוֹם טוֹב

Artist:

Fried, Avraham & Children Choir — פֿריִד, אַבֿרהם

Artist:

Gershovsky, Yaron — גרשובסקי, יורן

First line:

Shteyt a boym in mitn veg, mit di tsvagn aroysgeshtekt,

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בױם אין מיטן װעג, מיט די צװײַגן אַרױסגעשטעקט,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Text with album notes Baal Shem teaching

Language:

Yiddish

Oyf Dem Veg (Fort A Yid Keyn...) — אױפֿ דעם װעג (פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קײן...)

On album:

A-060(b) (Songs From the Attic/ Lider Fun Boydem 4/ The Best of 78 Records/Bulbes — לידער פֿון בוידעם 4\ די בעסטע פֿון 78 פּלאַטן, בולבעס)

Track ID:

35973

Vocal:

Gorby, Sarah — גאָרבי, שׂרה

Artist:

Laufer, Robin, orchestra

First line:

Oyf dem veg shteyt a boym, oyf dem vaksn royzn, fort a yid keyn erets yisroel..

First line:

אױף דעם װעג שטײט אַ בױם, אױף דים װאַקסן רױזן ,פֿאָרט אַ ייִד קיין...

Track comment:

Stinson 6075 A NYPL Recorded Under "Oyf Dem Veg"

Di Bletele — די בלעטעלע

On album:

Y-005(f) (Emunah by Yom Tov Ehrlikh — יוֹם טוב עהרלעך'ס אמוּנה ייִדיש נחת 6)

Track ID:

3526

Author/Composer/Vocal:

Ehrlich, Yom Tov — עהרליך, יוֹם טוֹב

Vocal:

Children — ילדים

First line:

Shteyt a boym in mitn veg, mit di tsvagn aroysgeshtekt,

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בױם אין מיטן װעג, מיט די צװײַגן אַרױסגעשטעקט,

Language:

Yiddish

Sur La Route (French)

On album:

L-022(a) (Le Paon Dore Chansons Et Textes Yiddish — די גאָלדענע פּאַװע ייִדיש װאָרט און געזאַנג)

Track ID:

37004

Vocal:

Szmajer, Violette

Piano:

Grynszpan, Laurent

Translator:

Baum, B.

First line:

Sur la route, il y un arbre….

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

French translation of Afn Veg Shteyt a Boym (Manger)

Language:

French

Style:

Concert

The Bent Tree (Video)

Album ID:

V0047

Format:

Video

Publisher:

Ergo Media, Inc

Date of issuance:

1987

Playing time:

04:00

Language:

Yiddish/English

Provenance:

Gift of Robert & Molly Freedman

Genre:

Literary Origin/Folk

Where produced:

Teaneck, NJ

Number of tracks:

1

Additional notes:

Based upon Manger's poem "Oyfn Veg Shteyt A Boym"

Penn library link:

PJ5129.M26 B462 1987

Shvimt Dos Kestl Oyfn Taykh — שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן נײַל

Also known as:

Oyfn Nil

Also known as:

Afn Nil

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Genre:

Passover/Literary Origin

Subject:

Nile/Moses/Waves/Basket

Origin:

Reisen Lider 213/ML YT 59 /Alb G-017(a)/Reisen Zingen 8/Kinderbuch 77

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(a)/Alb G-017(a)/ML YT 59/CD C-042(a)/Kinderbuch 77

Translation:

Kinderbuch 77/Alb L-038(a)

Music:

Raisen Zingen/Kinderbuch 77

Additional song notes:

The Basket Floats On The River

On album:

B-003(s) (Seder Nights with Sidor Belarsky — לכּבֿד יום טובֿ פּסח)

Track ID:

14368

Vocal:

Belarsky, Sidor — בעלאַרסקי, סידאָר

Choral Arrangements/Musical Director:

Heifetz, Vladimir — חפֿץ, װלאַדימיר

First line:

Shvimt dos kestl oyfn taykh, oyfn groysn nil.

First line:

שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן טײַך, אױפֿן גרױסן ציל. שװימט דאָס קעסטל...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recorded under "Oyfn Nil"

Shvimt Dos Kestl Oyfn Taykh — שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן נײַל

Also known as:

Oyfn Nil

Also known as:

Afn Nil

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Genre:

Passover/Literary Origin

Subject:

Nile/Moses/Waves/Basket

Origin:

Reisen Lider 213/ML YT 59 /Alb G-017(a)/Reisen Zingen 8/Kinderbuch 77

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(a)/Alb G-017(a)/ML YT 59/CD C-042(a)/Kinderbuch 77

Translation:

Kinderbuch 77/Alb L-038(a)

Music:

Raisen Zingen/Kinderbuch 77

Additional song notes:

The Basket Floats On The River

On album:

L-038(a) (Shura Lipovsky Moments of Jewish Life)

Track ID:

21844

Artist:

Lipovsky, Shura

Artist:

Warschauer, Jeff Klezmer Ensemble

Artist:

Warschauer & Lipovsky, arr

First line:

Shvimt dos kestl oyfn taykh, oyfn groysn nil.

First line:

שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן טײַך, אױפֿן גרױסן ציל. שװימט דאָס קעסטל...

Oyfn Kutse Shel Yud — צו קוצו של יוד

Author:

Osherovitsh, Hersh — אָשעראָװיטש, הערש

Composer:

Bogdanski, Majer — באָגדאַנסקי, מאיר

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Letter/Short/Yud/Mite/Iota/Importance/Essence

Origin:

Bogdanski 2 94

Transliteration:

Bogdanski 2 57

Translation:

Bogdanski 2 94

Music:

Bogdanski 2 57

On album:

B-090(h) (Majer Bogdanski / Songs From Cassette 4 of 11 (B))

Track ID:

32168

Vocal:

Bogdanski, Majer — באָגדאַנסקי, מאיר

First line:

Oyfn kurtse-shel-yud, oyfn shpits funem pitsele os,

First line (Yiddish):

אויפֿן קוצו־של־יוד, אופֿן שפּיץ פֿונעם פּיטסעלע אות.

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella/Folk

Length:

1:56

Oyfn Hoykhn Barg (Kromchenko) — אויפֿן הויכן באַרג (קראָמטשענקאַ)

Genre:

Folk/Love

Subject:

Doves/Passion/Mountain/Grass

Translation:

Alb S-105(a)

On album:

S-105(a) (Shalom Comrade! / Yiddish Music in the Soviet Union 1928-1961)

Track ID:

32822

Vocal:

Kromchenko, Solomon Markovich

Piano:

Zybtsev, A. L.

Violin:

Fikhtengolts, M. I.

First line:

Oyfn hoykhn barg un oyfn grinem gruz, shteyn taybelekh tsvey, oy oy, kushn…

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן הױכן באַרג און אױפֿן גרינעם גרוז, שטײן טײַבעלעך צװײ,

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

2:26

Shvimt Dos Kestl Oyfn Taykh — שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן נײַל

Also known as:

Oyfn Nil

Also known as:

Afn Nil

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Genre:

Passover/Literary Origin

Subject:

Nile/Moses/Waves/Basket

Origin:

Reisen Lider 213/ML YT 59 /Alb G-017(a)/Reisen Zingen 8/Kinderbuch 77

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(a)/Alb G-017(a)/ML YT 59/CD C-042(a)/Kinderbuch 77

Translation:

Kinderbuch 77/Alb L-038(a)

Music:

Raisen Zingen/Kinderbuch 77

Additional song notes:

The Basket Floats On The River

On album:

B-003(s) (Seder Nights with Sidor Belarsky — לכּבֿד יום טובֿ פּסח)

Track ID:

11853

Vocal:

Belarsky, Sidor — בעלאַרסקי, סידאָר

Artist:

Heifetz, Vladimir — חפֿץ, װלאַדימיר

First line:

Shvimt dos kestl oyfn taykh, oyfn groysn nil.

First line (Yiddish):

שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן טײַך, אױפֿן גרױסן ניל. שװימט דאָס קעסטל...

Language:

Yiddish

Fiddler On The Roof (Yid)

Related information in folder 1629:

Document type:

Article

Author:

2. Forverts Editorial Board

Publisher:

Forverts

Date:

July 2018

Comments:

"Tevye: Di Ekhte Skhoyre" - Naye Yiddisher Spektakl ("Teyve: The Authentic Merchandise" - New Yiddish Spectacle)

Document type:

Article

Author:

1. Alica Solomon

Publisher:

Forward Magazine

Date:

July 2018

Comments:

"Teaching Yiddish to Tevye: A New Production Takes 'Fiddler on the Roof' to its Linguistic Roots"

On album:

D-017(b) (Dany Delmin 19 chansons "yiddish" eternelles — דאַני דעלמאַן 19 אײביקע ייִדיש לידער)

Track ID:

5185

Author:

Frydman Gerard & Dany Delmin, Yid

Composer:

Bock, Jerry

Artist:

Delmin, Dany, Orchestra & Chorus — דעלמין, דאַני, אָרקעסטער און כאָב

Artist:

Delmin, Dany, conductor — דעלמין, דאַני, דיריגענט

First line:

A fidler oyfn dakh, a mayse nit tsu gloybn,

First line (Yiddish):

אַ פֿידלער אױפֿן דאַך, אַ מעשׂה ניט צו גלױבן,

Track comment:

Recorded under title " A Fidler Oyfn Dakh"

Language:

Yiddish

Oyfn Hoykhn Barg (Kromchenko) — אויפֿן הויכן באַרג (קראָמטשענקאַ)

Genre:

Folk/Love

Subject:

Doves/Passion/Mountain/Grass

Translation:

Alb S-105(a)

On album:

K-049(a) (Solomon Kromchenko Jewish Folk Songs)

Track ID:

11850

Vocal:

Khromchenko, Solomon Markovich

First line:

Oyfn hoykhn barg un oyfn grinem gruz, shteyn taybelekh tsvey

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן הױכן באַרג און אױפֿן גרינעם גרוז, שטײן טײַבעלעך צװײ,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Dona Dona — דאָנאַ דאָנאַ

Author:

Zeitlin, Aaron — צײַטלין, אַהרן

Composer:

Secunda, Sholom — סעקונדאַ, שלום

Genre:

Literary Origin/Theatre/Folk

Subject:

Calf/Freedom/Choice/Subjegation/Wagon/Swallow (Bird)

Origin:

ML PYS 175/Kinderbuch 104/Alb A-001(h)/Alb Z-012(a)/Alb B-007(a)/Vinkov 4 45

Transliteration:

Alb B-007(a)/Kinderbuch 104/Alb C-015(a)/Alb D-016(a)/Alb L-023(b)/Kinderland

Translation:

Kinderbuch 104/Alb L-048(a)/Alb O-001(a)/Alb B-007(a)/Kinderland/Schwartz 6

Music:

ML PYS 175/Kinderbuch 104/Z-012(a)/Vinkov 4 45/Schwartz 6

Additional song notes:

See Ephemera 80 for singable English adapation by Edith Finell. See also Ephemera 918 for original text, translation and Transliteration

On album:

D-015(a) (Music Treasures of the Jewish People Deutsch Sisters)

Track ID:

3985

Vocal:

Deutsch Sisters & Family

Arranger:

Deutsch Sisters

First line:

Oyfn furl ligt dos kelbl, ligt gebunden mit a shtrik,

First line:

אױפֿן פֿורל ליגט דאָס קעלבל, ליגט געבונדן מיט אַ שטריק,

Track comment:

Medley with Der Rebe Elimelekh, Oyfn Pripetshik

Language:

Yiddish/Hebrew/English

A Fidler Oyfn Dakh (A Fiddler..) — אַ פֿידלער אױפֿן דאַך

Composer:

Bock, Jerry

On album:

xD-017(b)

Track ID:

153

Author:

Frydman Gerard & Dany Delmin, Yid

Artist:

Delmin, Dany, Orchestra & Chorus — דעלמין, דאַני, אָרקעסטער און כאָב

Artist:

Delmin, Dany, conductor — דעלמין, דאַני, דיריגענט

First line:

A fidler oyfn dakh, a mayse nit tsu gloybn,

First line:

אַ פֿידלער אױפֿן דאַך, אַ מעשׂה ניט צו גלױבן,

Track comment:

Recorded under title " A Fidler Oyfn Dakh"

Yiddish Freylekhs (Instr) — ייִדיש פֿאײלעכס (אינסטר)

On album:

Z-040(a) (Zing / Yiddish Song Project — זינג \ ייִדיש ליד פּרייִיעקט)

Track ID:

39786

First line:

A fidler oyfn dakh. Meshuge nayn? Ober bay undz in anatevle iz yeder eyner a min fiddler oyfn dakh, vos vil oyskritsn a.

First line (Yiddish):

אַ פֿידלער אויפֿן דאַך. משוגע, ניין? אָבער בײַ אונדז אין אַנעטעוועקע איז יעדער איינער אַ מין פֿידלער אויפֿן דאַך וואָס...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Theatrical

Length:

7:40

Traditsie — טראָדיציע

Genre:

Theatrical

Subject:

Tradition, Anatevke, Place, Poverty, Livelihood

Additional song notes:

From Shraga Friedman's script of Fiddler on the Roof

On album:

F-003(d)1

Track ID:

43149

Vocal:

Topol, Chaim — טופּול, חיים

Tevye:

Skybell, Steven

Tevye:

Topol, Chaim — טופּול, חיים

First line:

A fidler oyfn dakh. Meshuge neyn? Ober bay undz in Anatevke iz yeder eyner a min fidler oyfn dakh vos vil oyskritsn a..

First line (Yiddish):

אַ פֿידלער אויפֿן דאך, משוגע, ניין? אָבער בײַ אודז אין אַנאַטעווקע איז יעדער איינער אַ מין פֿידלער אויפֿן דאך וואָס וויל

Track comment:

From 2018 cast recording

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Theatrical

Length:

7:40

Oyfn Hoykhn Barg (Khromchenko) — אױפֿן הױיכן באַרג (כראָמשוקאָ)

Author:

Khromchenko, Solomon Markovich

Genre:

Folk/Lament/Love

Subject:

Love/Separation

On album:

Y-027(a) (Masha Yacubovich / Back To Origin — מאַשאַ יאַקובאָװיש/ צוריק צום אָרקװאַל)

Track ID:

28369

Vocal:

Yacubovich, Masha — יאַקובאָװיש, מאַשאַ

First line:

Oyfn hoykhn barg un oyfn grinem gruz, shteyn taybelekh tsvey, oy oy, kushn...

First line (Yiddish):

אױפֿן הױכן באַרג און אױפֿן גרינעם גרוז, שטײן טײַבעלעך צװײ,

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Folk/Mournfully/Acapella

Length:

2:11

Rabi Akiva (Akiva) — רבּי עקיבֿא (עקיבֿא)

On album:

F-037(b) (Avraham Fried sings "Yiddish Gems" 2...by R' Yom Tov Ehrlich — אידישע אוצרות 2)

Track ID:

25148

Author/Composer:

Ehrlich, Yom Tov — עהרליך, יוֹם טוֹב

Artist:

Fried, Avraham & Childrens Choir — פֿריִד, אַבֿרהם און קינדער כאָר

Artist:

Gershovsky, Yaron — גרשובסקי, יורן

First line:

Oyfn feld dort, oyfn grinem, mit di shof--untern shtot,

First line:

אױפֿן פֿעלד דאָרט, אױפֿן גרינעם מיט די שאָף--אונטערן שטאָט

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recorded under Akiva

Akiva (Rabi Akiva) — עקיבֿא (רבּי עקיבֿא)

On album:

xF-037(b)

Track ID:

25149

Author/Composer:

Ehrlich, Yom Tov — עהרליך, יוֹם טוֹב

Artist:

Fried, Avraham & Childrens Choir — פֿריִד, אַבֿרהם און קינדער כאָר

Artist:

Gershovsky, Yaron — גרשובסקי, יורן

First line:

Oyfn feld dort, oyfn grinem, mit di shof--untern shtot,

First line:

אױפֿו פֿעלד דאָרט, אױפֿן גרינעם מיט די שאָף--אונטערן שטאָט

Track comment:

Recorded under Akiva

Oyfn Pripetshik (Warshavsky) — אױפֿן פּריפּעטשיק (וואַרשאַווסקי)

Also known as:

Der Alef Beys

Also known as:

In The Fireplace

Also known as:

Afn Pripetshik

Also known as:

Oifm Pripezik

Author:

Warshavsky, Mark M. — װאַרשאַװסקי, מאָרק מ.

Author:

Warshavsky, Mark M. — װאַרשאַװסקי, מאָרק מ.

Author:

Warshavsky, Mark M. — װאַרשאַװסקי, מאָרק מ.

Author:

Warshavsky, Mark M. — װאַרשאַװסקי, מאָרק מ.

Composer:

Warshavsky, Mark M. — װאַרשאַװסקי, מאָרק מ.

Composer:

Warshavsky, Mark M. — װאַרשאַװסקי, מאָרק מ.

Genre:

Folk

Subject:

Children/Alphabet/Education/Learning/Rebbe/Kheyder/School

Origin:

ML MTAG 2/Alb K-014(a)/GYF 24/Alb A-001(h)/Alb G-026(a)/Alb R-022(a)

Transliteration:

Alb R-022(a)/ML MTAG 2/Alb B-004(c)/Alb C-015(a)/Alb D-016(a)

Translation:

Alb S-083(a)/Alb L-024(b)/GYF 27/Kinderbuch 167/Alb G-017(a)/Sh Sh 196/

Music:

ML MTAG 2/GYF 25/SM Scher 13/Lefko Folk 72

Additional song notes:

At The Fireplace See Ephemera 80 for singable English adapation by Edith Finell. Translation and Transliteration at Ephemera 1269 Org, Translit & Translt on Alb B-211(a) Ephemera 1458 See 2012 program for translat and trqqnslit. Alb V0290-- What's Not To Like -- 2012/ Eng Translit - Alb P-038€

Related information in folder 332:

Document type:

Translation

Author:

Max Rosenfeld

Comments:

Singable English adaptation by Max Rosenfeld. 2. Soviet version, reflecting changes from the original text, from Anna Sternshis's book "Soviet and Kosher." 3. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell.

On album:

G-001(h) (Yidishe Folks Lider Henri Gerro Rosita Londner — ייִדישע פֿאָלקס לידער)

Track ID:

18444

Artist:

Gerro, Henry — גערראָ, הענרי

Conductor:

Boland, Didier

Piano:

Solomon, Renee

Vocal:

Londner, Rosita — לאָנדנער, ראָזיטאַ

First line:

Oyfn pripetshik brent a fayerl, un dem shtub iz heys

First line:

אױפֿן פּריפּעטשיק ברענט אַ פֿײַערל, און דעם שטוב איז הײס.

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Includes Oyfn Pripetshik, Freytog Oyf Der Nakht

Shvimt Dos Kestl Oyfn Taykh — שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן נײַל

Also known as:

Oyfn Nil

Also known as:

Afn Nil

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Genre:

Passover/Literary Origin

Subject:

Nile/Moses/Waves/Basket

Origin:

Reisen Lider 213/ML YT 59 /Alb G-017(a)/Reisen Zingen 8/Kinderbuch 77

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(a)/Alb G-017(a)/ML YT 59/CD C-042(a)/Kinderbuch 77

Translation:

Kinderbuch 77/Alb L-038(a)

Music:

Raisen Zingen/Kinderbuch 77

Additional song notes:

The Basket Floats On The River

On album:

S-076(c) (The Festive Table Passover Cantor Arnold Saltzman)

Track ID:

14369

Artist:

Saltzman, Cantor Arnold

Artist:

Nissenson, Carol

Arranger/Synthesizers:

Steeg, Bruce

First line:

Shvimt dos kestl oyfn taykh, oyfn groysn nil.

First line:

שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן טײַך, אױפֿן גרױסן ציל. שװימט דאָס קעסטל...

Malokhim Lid — מלאָכים־ליד

Author:

Felsenbaum, Michael

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Angels/Earth/Humanity/Song/Circle/Illusion/

Origin:

Alb L-062(a)

Transliteration:

Alb L-062(a)

On album:

L-062(a) (Vira Lozinsky/ Vayte Shtern — ווײַטע שטערן)

Track ID:

33600

Piano/Arranger:

Dricker, Regina

Vocal:

Lozhinsky, Vera

Clarinet:

Yachnin, Jacob

First line:

Oyfn himl a yarid, oyf der erd a blote, lomir onton oyfn lid a tsistene kopote.

First line (Yiddish):

אויפֿן הימל אַ יריד, אויף דער ערד ־ אַ בלאָטע, לאָמיר אָנטאָן אויפֿן ליד,...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

3:27

A Tfile Oyfn Grinem Gruz — אַ תּפֿילה אױפֿן גרינעם גרוז

On album:

L-010(a) (Poetry of H. Leivick Recorded in Yiddish by Maxim Brodyn 1)

Track ID:

638

Author:

Leivick, Halper — לײװיק, האַלפּער

Artist:

Brodyn, Maxim — בראָדין, מאַקסים

First line:

Oyfn grinem gruz, oyfn yungen feld, a tfile baym eynem fun..

First line:

אױפֿן גרינעם גרוז, אױפֿן יונגען פֿעלד, אַ תּפֿילה בײַם אײנעם פֿון...

Shvimt Dos Kestl Oyfn Taykh — שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן נײַל

Also known as:

Oyfn Nil

Also known as:

Afn Nil

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Genre:

Passover/Literary Origin

Subject:

Nile/Moses/Waves/Basket

Origin:

Reisen Lider 213/ML YT 59 /Alb G-017(a)/Reisen Zingen 8/Kinderbuch 77

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(a)/Alb G-017(a)/ML YT 59/CD C-042(a)/Kinderbuch 77

Translation:

Kinderbuch 77/Alb L-038(a)

Music:

Raisen Zingen/Kinderbuch 77

Additional song notes:

The Basket Floats On The River

On album:

G-017(a) (Gut Yom-Tov Kinder! A Treasury of Children's Songs... — גוט יום-טוב קינדער)

Track ID:

19436

Artist:

Workmen's Circle Children's Chorus — אַרבעטער רינג קינדער כאָר

Artist:

Mlotek, Zalmen — מלאָטעק, זלמן, (1951)

First line:

Shvimt dos kestl oyfn taykh, oyfn groysn nil.

First line:

שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן טײַך, אױפֿן גרױסן ציל. שװימט דאָס קעסטל...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recorded under "Oyfn Nil"

Rabi Akiva — רבּי עקיבֿא

On album:

Y-005(b) (Torah Songs by Yom Tov Ehrlich — תּורה רעקאָרד פֿון יום טובֿ עהרליך)

Track ID:

36566

First line:

Oyfn feld dort, oyfn grinem, mit di shof--untern shtot,

First line:

אױפֿן פֿעלד דאָרט, אױפֿן גרינעם מיט די שאָף--אונטערן שטאָט

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Text with album notes

Shvimt Dos Kestl Oyfn Taykh — שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן נײַל

Also known as:

Oyfn Nil

Also known as:

Afn Nil

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Author:

Reisen, Avrom — רײזען, אַבֿרהם

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Composer:

Gelbart, Mikhl — געלבאַרט, מיכל

Genre:

Passover/Literary Origin

Subject:

Nile/Moses/Waves/Basket

Origin:

Reisen Lider 213/ML YT 59 /Alb G-017(a)/Reisen Zingen 8/Kinderbuch 77

Transliteration:

Alb L-038(a)/Alb G-017(a)/ML YT 59/CD C-042(a)/Kinderbuch 77

Translation:

Kinderbuch 77/Alb L-038(a)

Music:

Raisen Zingen/Kinderbuch 77

Additional song notes:

The Basket Floats On The River

On album:

T-003(i) (Tova Ben Tsvi/ Sabbath and Holiday Songs/ Shabos un Yomtov Lider — טובה בן־צבי\ שבת און יום טוב לידער)

Track ID:

36541

Vocal:

Ben-Tsvi, Tova

First line:

Shvimt dos kestl oyfn taykh, oyfn groysn nil.

First line (Yiddish):

שװימט דאָס קעסטל אױפֿן טײַך, אױפֿן גרױסן ניל. שװימט דאָס קעסטל...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert/Folk

Length:

1:43

Rabi Akiva — רבּי עקיבֿא

On album:

Y-005(b) (Torah Songs by Yom Tov Ehrlich — תּורה רעקאָרד פֿון יום טובֿ עהרליך)

Track ID:

12567

Author/Composer/Vocal:

Ehrlich, Yom Tov — עהרליך, יוֹם טוֹב

First line:

Oyfn feld dort, oyfn grinem, mit di shof--untern shtot,

First line:

אױפֿן פֿעלד דאָרט, אױפֿן גרינעם מיט די שאָף--אונטערן שטאָט

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Text with album notes

Zlatke — זלאַטקע

On album:

W-002(c) (Benzion Witler Yiddish Gems — בּן-ציון ויטלער)

Track ID:

18091

Artist:

Witler, Ben Tsion — װיטלער, בּן ציון

Artist:

Kreisler, Marcel — קרײַסלער, מאַרסעל

First line:

Oyfn kleyem bergele shteyt a kleyne khatke,

First line:

אױפֿן קלײנעם בערגעלע שטײט אַ קלײנע כאַטקע,

Unter Brik Oyfn Brik — אונטער בריק אױפֿן בריק

On album:

B-063(a)2 (Sarah Benjamin / Lidelakh Vol 2/ 101 Favorite Yiddish and Russian Folksongs)

Track ID:

22031

Artist:

Benjamin, Sarah

First line:

Unter brik, oyfn brik, shteyt a nayer brunem, ikh zol visn,

First line:

אונטער בריק, אױפֿן בריק, שטײט אַ נײַער ברונעם, איך זאָל װיסן...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Zlatke — זלאַטקע

On album:

S-041(c) (Yiddish Songs Oksana Sowiak, vocal Arnold Stengl, guitar)

Track ID:

22833

Vocal:

Sowiak, Oksana

Guitar/Arranger:

Stingl, Anton

First line:

Oyfn kleyem bergele shteyt a kleyne khatke,

First line:

אױפֿן קלײנעם בערגעלע שטײט אַ קלײנע כאַטקע,

Track comment:

Duplicate of song on Album S-41(a) or (b).

Khayele — חיהלע

On album:

T-015(b) (Talila et l'ensemble KOL AVIV Chants Yiddish Vol 2)

Track ID:

8230

Author:

Dolsky, H.

Vocal:

Talila

Artist:

Kol Aviv Ensemble

First line:

Oyfn ganikl shteyt a kleyne meydele, ze ve zi heyst, khayele

First line:

אױפֿן גאַניקל שטײט אַ קלײנע מײדעלע, װי זי הײסט, חיהעלע,

A Yung Fun Di Blotes — אַ יונג פֿון די בלאָטעס

Author:

Fefer, Itsik — פֿעפֿער, איציק

Genre:

Labor/USSR/Lit Origin

Subject:

Labor

Origin:

Gelb Zingt 16

Music:

Gelb Zingt 16

On album:

S-093(a)1 (Leo Summergrad Yiddish Folksongs 1959 Vol 1 of 2)

Track ID:

23177

Vocalist:

Summergrad, Leo

First line:

Tut a kuk oyfn shtibl vos shteyt dort nit vayt,

First line (Yiddish):

טוט אַ קוק אױפֿן שטיבל װאָס שטײט דאָרט ניט װײַט, װער באָט עס געבױט

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella

Padis (Yid, Parties) — פּאַדיס (ייִדיש)

On album:

Y-005(m) (Di No 14 Yom Tov Ehrlikh — די יום טוב עהרלעך 14)

Track ID:

12020

Author/Composer/Vocal:

Ehrlich, Yom Tov — עהרליך, יוֹם טוֹב

First line:

Shteyt in gas a redel, un batrakht a tsetl oyfn vant mit...

First line:

שטײט איז גאַס אַ רעדעל, און באַטראַכט אַ צעטל אױפֿן װאַנט מיט...

Zlatke — זלאַטקע

On album:

S-041(d)

Track ID:

26745

Vocal:

Sowiak, Oksana

Guitar/Arranger:

Muhlholzer, Fritz

First line:

Oyfn kleyem bergele shteyt a kleyne khatke,

First line:

אױפֿן קלײנעם בערגעלע שטײט אַ קלײנע כאַטקע,

Zlatke — זלאַטקע

On album:

S-041(b) (Oksana Sowiak Yiddish Songs 2)

Track ID:

18090

Vocal:

Sowiak, Oksana

Guitar/Arranger:

Stingl, Anton

First line:

Oyfn kleyem bergele shteyt a kleyne khatke,

First line:

אױפֿן קלײנעם בערגעלע שטײט אַ קלײנע כאַטקע,

Track comment:

Recorded in Germany.

Zlatke — זלאַטקע

On album:

B-004(a) (Jewish Song Treasury Vol I Mascha Benya, soprano — מאַשאַ בעניע פֿאָלקס לידער)

Track ID:

18092

Vocalist:

Benya, Masha — בעניע, מאַשאַ

Artist:

Ellstein, Abe — עלשטײַן, אײב

First line:

Oyfn kleyem bergele shteyt a kleyne khatke,

First line:

אױפֿן קלײנעם בערגעלע שטײט אַ קלײנע כאַטקע,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Reyzele — רײזעלע (ווידי

Author:

Gebirtig, Mordkhe — געבירטיג, מרדכי

Composer:

Gebirtig, Mordkhe — געבירטיג, מרדכי

Genre:

Love/Courtship/Folk

Subject:

Love/Courtship

Origin:

ML MTAG 48/Alb L-023(a)/Alb O-001(b)/Alb B-007(b)Belarsky Fav 31

Transliteration:

ML MTAG 48/Alb L-023(a)/Alb O-001(b)/Alb R-001(a)/Belarsky Fav 15

Translation:

Alb R-001(a)/Alb H-006(a)/Alb R-033(a)/Alb B-007(b)/Belarsky Fav 15

Music:

ML MTAG 50/Gold Zem 186/Belarsky Fav 15

Additional song notes:

See Heskes 1, entries 2165, 2931, 3281 respecting sheet music. See Ephemera 80 for singable English adapation by Edith Finell.

Related information in folder 731:

Comments:

1. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell.

On album:

O-016(b) (Mariejan van Oort: Voice/ Jacques Verheijen: piano, tsimbl, guitar/ Brickele)

Track ID:

41774

Vocal:

van Oort, Mariejan

Piano/Arrangements:

Verheijen, Jacques

First line:

Shteyt zikh dort in gesele, shtil fartrakht a hayzele, drinen oyfn boydem shtibl

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט זיך דאָרט אין געסעלע, שטיל פֿאַרטראַכט אַ הײַזעלע, דרינען אויפֿן בוידעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

3:40

Khasidimlekh Tantsn — חסידימלעך טאַנצן

Author:

Kolodni, Yosele — קאָלאָדני, יאָסעלע

Composer:

Kolodni, Yosele — קאָלאָדני, יאָסעלע

Genre:

Maskilic/Theater/Tango

Subject:

Khasidim/Rebe/Poverty/Worries/Faith/Dancing/Drinking

Origin:

ML MTAG 112/Alb W-035(a)

Transliteration:

ML MTAG 112/Alb S-022(f)/Alb W-035(a)

Translation:

Alb W-035(a)

Music:

ML MTAG 112

Additional song notes:

See Peppler 2 page 122

On album:

C-009(a) (Soul Of My People Sung by David Carey — דאָס פֿאָלק זינגט)

Track ID:

8181

Artist:

Carey, David

Clarinet:

Tarras, Dave — טאַראַס, דײװ

Artist:

Rubinstein, Eli — רובינשטײַן, עלי

First line:

Az der rebe shteyt oyfn tish, un git a vunk dem gabe shepsl,

First line:

אַז דער רבּי שטײט אױפֿן טיש, און גיט אַ װוּנק דעם גבּאי שעפּסל,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

A Maysele Azoy Zikh — אַ מעשׂעלע אַזױ זיך

On album:

L-010(b) (Poetry of H. Leivick Recorded in Yiddish by Maxim Brodyn 2)

Track ID:

451

Author:

Leivick, Halper — לײװיק, האַלפּער

Artist:

Brodyn, Maxim — בראָדין, מאַקסים

First line:

Dos shepsele oyfn feld shteyt un veynt, s'iz aleyn,

First line (Yiddish):

דאָס שעפּסעלע אױפֿן פֿעלד שטײט און װײנט, ס,איז אַלײן,

Language:

Yiddish

Zlatke — זלאַטקע

On album:

O-001(a) (Mark Olf Sings Jewish Folk Songs)

Track ID:

18089

Vocal:

Olf, Mark — אָלף, מאַרק

First line:

Oyfn kleyem bergele shteyt a kleyne khatke,

First line:

אױפֿן קלײנעם בערגעלע שטײט אַ קלײנע כאַטקע,

Track comment:

Text and Translat with album notes.

Reyzele — רײזעלע (ווידי

Author:

Gebirtig, Mordkhe — געבירטיג, מרדכי

Composer:

Gebirtig, Mordkhe — געבירטיג, מרדכי

Genre:

Love/Courtship/Folk

Subject:

Love/Courtship

Origin:

ML MTAG 48/Alb L-023(a)/Alb O-001(b)/Alb B-007(b)Belarsky Fav 31

Transliteration:

ML MTAG 48/Alb L-023(a)/Alb O-001(b)/Alb R-001(a)/Belarsky Fav 15

Translation:

Alb R-001(a)/Alb H-006(a)/Alb R-033(a)/Alb B-007(b)/Belarsky Fav 15

Music:

ML MTAG 50/Gold Zem 186/Belarsky Fav 15

Additional song notes:

See Heskes 1, entries 2165, 2931, 3281 respecting sheet music. See Ephemera 80 for singable English adapation by Edith Finell.

Related information in folder 731:

Comments:

1. Transliteration and singable Yiddish translation by Edith Finell.

On album:

F-007(d) (Mordechai Gebirtig: A Song is Born/ Performed by Genia Fayerman/ Dos Lid iz Geblibn — מרדכי געבירטיג: דאָס ליד איז געבליבן\ געזונגען פֿון געניע פֿײַערמאַן)

Track ID:

42359

Vocal:

Fayerman, Genia — פײַערמאַן, געניאַ

Narrator:

Ben-Avraham, Michael — מיכאל ,בו־אַבֿרהם

Author Narration Text:

Shulman, A. — שולמאָן, אָ.

First line:

Shteyt zikh dort in gesele, shtil fartrakht a hayzele, drinen oyfn boydem shtibl

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט זיך דאָרט אין געסעלע, שטיל פֿאַרטראַכט אַ הײַזעלע, דרינען אויפֿן בוידעם...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

Length:

3:57

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

S-041(a) (Oksana Sowiak Yiddish Songs)

Track ID:

15784

Vocal:

Sowiak, Oksana

Guitar:

Stingl, Anton

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht a...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Track comment:

Recording made in Germany

Language:

Yiddish

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

S-075(a) (Love Songs & Blessings/Jewish Wedding Sampler/ David Shneyer)

Track ID:

15800

Vocal:

Shneyer, David

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht a…

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

T-028(c) (Unser Var Di Nacht / Karsten Troyke)

Track ID:

42509

Vocal:

Troyke, Karsten — טרױקע, קאַרסטען

Violin:

Dessiatnik, Gennadi

Accordion:

Khoryshman, Valeri

Contrabass:

Jach, Michael

Vocal:

Kruse, Jens-Peter

Vocal:

Suzanna

First line:

Shteyt a bokher shteyt er un trakht, trakht un trakht a gantse nakht, vemen tsi

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור שטייט ער און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט, ווימען...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert/Waltz

Length:

2:16

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

L-034(a) (Dayne Oygn Francois Lilienfed und "Galizianer" — דײַנע אױגן)

Track ID:

15798

Vocal:

Lilienfeld, Francois

Artist:

Galitsianer

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht a...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Track comment:

Recorded in Berne, Switzerland

Language:

Yiddish

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

G-041(a) (The Golden Gate Gypsy Orchestra of America and California)

Track ID:

20288

Artist:

Golden Gate Gypsy Orchestra

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht a...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Track comment:

Orchestra a/k/a/ "Traveling Jewish Wedding"

Language:

Yiddish

Far Mayn Fenster — פֿאַר פֿענסטער

On album:

F-012(d) (Festival of Yiddish Songs 1972 — פֿעסטיװאַל פֿון ייִדישע לידער 1972)

Track ID:

5089

Vocal:

Bashan, Igal — בּשן, יגאל

Author:

Shafir, Berl — שאַפֿער, בערל

Composer:

Hoffman, D. — האַפֿמאַן, ב.

Conductor:

Cohen, Shimon — כּהן, שמעון

Arranger:

Mokhiakh, Ilan, arranger — מוכיח, אילן, עיבוד

First line:

Far mayn fenster shteyt a gortn, in dem gortn shteyt a boym,

First line (Yiddish):

פֿאַר מײַן פֿענסטער שטײט אַ גאָרטן, אין דעם גאָרטן שטײט אַ בױם,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Shteyt Oyf (Heb, Yid, Medley) — שטײט אױף (עבֿרית, ייִדיש, מעדלי)

On album:

S-089(d) (Suki & Ding Present Kinder Classics — קינדער געזאַנג)

Track ID:

25325

Composer:

Berry, Suki

Artist:

Weber, Shmuel Ber, Chorus Ensembel

First line:

Shteyt oyf, shteyt oyf, lavoydes haboyre, mir efn oyf di...

First line:

שטײט אױף, שטײט אױף, לעבֿודות הבּורא, מיר עפֿן אױף די אײגעלעך,

Track comment:

Sung in "Paylesh" accent- Suki Berry Credited with music

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

S-041(c) (Yiddish Songs Oksana Sowiak, vocal Arnold Stengl, guitar)

Track ID:

22821

Vocal:

Sowiak, Oksana

Guitar:

Stingl, Anton

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht a...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Track comment:

Duplicate of song on Album S-41(a) or (b).

Language:

Yiddish

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

B-012(j) (Mike Burstyn Live In Jerusalem — מײַק בורשטײן)

Track ID:

15793

Vocal:

Burstein, Mike — בורשטײַן, מײַק

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, trakht un trakht a...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Track comment:

Medley with nigun from "Eysh Khaya Khosid"

Language:

Yiddish

Vos Shloft Ir, Ir Shlefer? — װאָס שלאָפֿט איר, איר שלעפֿער?

On album:

G-112(a) (The Gonifs — די גנבֿים)

Track ID:

36958

Vocal:

Lewicki, Jeanette

First line:

Vos shloft ir, ir shlefer? Shteyt oyf, shteyt oyf,

First line (Yiddish):

װאָס שלאָפֿט איר, איר שלעפֿער? שטײט אױף, שטײט אױף,

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Acapella

Length:

01:32

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

G-026(a) (Galit I Have a Song)

Track ID:

15769

Vocal:

Galit (Gittel Esther Pinsky)

Arranger:

Pfeifenheimer, Hashi, arranger

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht a...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Internatsional — אינטערנאַציאָנאַל

Author:

Pottier, Eugene

Composer:

Degeyter, Pierre

Genre:

Anthem/Revolutionary/Militant

Subject:

Hunger/Slavery/Freedom/Class/Revolution

Origin:

Kaczer Undzer 6/Alb A-053(a)

Transliteration:

Kinderland 27/Alb A-053(a)

Translation:

Alb A-053(a)

Music:

Kaczer Undzer 6/Alloy 10

Additional song notes:

Yiddish translators not credited./ Several transliterated versions in Kinderland 27/ See Alloy 10 for English version

Related information in folder 149:

Document type:

Internet

Comments:

French text.

Related information in folder 1562:

Comments:

1 3/23/17 Yiddish text of the International entered in Ephemera on March 23, 2017. See Folder 1561.

Related information in folder 1076:

Comments:

1. Transliteration, of the text, published in Der Bay, June 1992.

On album:

A-053(a) (The Upward Flight/ The Musical World of S. An-sky/ Michael Alpert/ Stuart Brotman)

Track ID:

33142

Vocal:

Alpert, Michael — אַלפּערט, מישקע

Yiddish Translation (may have been from French original:

Ansky, Sh.

First line:

Shteyt oyf, ir farvoglte shklfn ir brider fun arbet, shteyt oyf! Es klingt shoyn

First line (Yiddish):

שטייט אויף, איר פֿאַרוואָגלט שקלאַפֿן, איר ברידער פֿון אַרבעט, שטייט אויף! עס קלינגט

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Ensemble/March

Length:

2:19

Vos Shloft Ir, Ir Shlefer? — װאָס שלאָפֿט איר, איר שלעפֿער?

On album:

R-007(a) (Jewish Life "The Old Country")

Track ID:

16712

Vocal:

Rubin, Ruth — רובין, רותּ

First line:

Vos shloft ir, ir shlefer? Shteyt oyf, shteyt oyf,

First line:

װאָס שלאָפֿט איר, איר שלעפֿער? שטײט אױף, שטײט אױף,

Far Nakht In Yerusholaim — פֿאַר נאַכט אין ירושלים

Author:

Shazar, Zalman — שאַזאַר, זלמן

Composer:

Matok, Ilana — מתוק, אילנה

Genre:

Literary Origin/Place

Subject:

Dusk/Jerusalem/

Origin:

Alb F-012(b)

On album:

F-024(d) (Dudu Fisher Yidishkeit — דודו פישר ייִדישקײט)

Track ID:

5091

Vocal:

Fisher, Dovid (Dudu) פֿישער, דוד (דודו)

First line:

In mitn himl shteyt a boym, shteyt er bloy fartsoygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אין מיטן הימל שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער בלױ פֿאַרצױגן, װער גרינער...

Language:

Yiddish

Far Nakht In Yerusholaim — פֿאַר נאַכט אין ירושלים

Author:

Shazar, Zalman — שאַזאַר, זלמן

Composer:

Matok, Ilana — מתוק, אילנה

Genre:

Literary Origin/Place

Subject:

Dusk/Jerusalem/

Origin:

Alb F-012(b)

On album:

F-012(b) (The Israeli Festival of Yiddish Songs 4 — דער ישׂראלי פֿעסטיװאַל פֿון ייִדישע לידער 4)

Track ID:

5090

Vocal:

Gordon, Rina — גורדון, רינה

Musical Director:

Lev-Ran, Menashe — לב-רן, מנשה

Arranger:

Winternitz, Dr. Khanan — וינטרניץ, ד"ר חנן

First line:

In mitn himl shteyt a boym, shteyt er bloy fartsoygn,

First line (Yiddish):

אין מיטן הימל שטײט אַ בױם, שטײט ער בלױ פֿאַרצױגן, װער גרינער...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Language:

Yiddish

Levoydes Haboyre — לעבֿודות הבּורא

Also known as:

Shteyt Oyf Yidelekh

Author:

Yanasovitsh, Yitskhak — יאַנאַסאָװיטש, יצחק

Composer:

Wajner, Leon — װײַנער, לעאָן

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Holocaust/Memory/Khasidim

Origin:

Weiner Ln 44

Transliteration:

Weiner Ln 44

Music:

Weiner Ln 44

On album:

B-010(f) (Ben Bonus Mina Bern Mit Lid Iber Der Velt — מיט ליד איבער דער װעלט)

Track ID:

9136

Vocal:

Bonus, Ben — באָנוס, בען

Director:

Yarkon, Jo, dir

First line:

Shteyt oyf, yidekekh, kushere, frume yidelekh, lavoydes...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אויף, ייִדעלעך, כּשרה, פֿרומע ייִדעלעך, לעבֿודות הבּורא,

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recorded under Shteyt Oyf Yidelekh

Language:

Yiddish

Tumbalalajka — טום בלליקה

Also known as:

Tum Balalayke

Also known as:

Twistin' The Freylekhs (Instr)

Also known as:

Play Balalaike

On album:

B-081(a) (The Songs Of A People Harvey Bien)

Track ID:

25850

Artist:

Bien, Cantor Harvey & Choir

Artist:

Bien, Harvey, narration

First line:

Shteyt a bokher, shteyt un trakht, Trakht un trakht...

First line (Yiddish):

שטײט אַ בחור, שטײט און טראַכט, טראַכט און טראַכט אַ גאַנצע נאַכט,

Language:

Yiddish

Elender Kind (Poor Wandering One) — עלענדער קינד

On album:

xP-010(a)

Track ID:

4547

Author:

Rubien, Murray, Eng

Composer:

Sullivan, Sir Arthur

Artist:

Kadimah Group of Hadassah

Artist:

Morse, Jerry, narrator

First line:

Elender kind, du host farvundert fun veg, ker zikh tsurik,

First line:

עלענדער קינד, דו האָסט פֿאַרװאַנדערט פֿון װעג, קער זיך צוריק,

Track comment:

Recorded as "Elender Kind"

In Geto (Berezovsky) — אין געטאָ (בערעזאָװסקי)

Author:

Gebirtig, Mordkhe — געבירטיג, מרדכי

Composer:

Berezovsky, Shaul — בערעזאָװסקי, שאול

Genre:

Holocaust/Folk Poet/Lament

Subject:

Terror/Hunger

Origin:

Gebir ML 114/Gebir Lemm 255

Transliteration:

Alb L-025(a)/CD K-059(b)/Alb G-022(b)

Translation:

Gebir SIMC 146/CD K-059(b)/Alb G-022(b)

On album:

F-002(a) (Songs to Remember (Ghetto Songs) sung by Sarah Fershko)

Track ID:

7361

Vocal/Soprano:

Fershko, Sarah — פֿערשקאָ, שׂרה

Piano:

Fershko, Chaim — פֿערשקאָ, חיים

First line:

Gleykh vi di trit oyf a samdikn veg, fun makhnes...

First line (Yiddish):

גלײך װי די טריט אױף אַ זאַמדיקן װעג פֿון מחנות פֿאָרמאַטערטע...

Language:

Yiddish

Style:

Concert

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:

E-014(b) (ESPE Performance Tape No 2)

Track ID:

18127

Vocal:

ESPY

First line:

Zog nit keyn mol az du geyst dem letstn veg. Khotch himlen..

First line (Yiddish):

זאָג ניט קײן מאָל אַז דו גײסט דעם לעצטן װעג. כאָטש הימלען...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recorded in West Germany

Language:

Yiddish

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:

R-010(c) (Piesni Zydowskie Jewish Songs — ייִדישע לידער)

Track ID:

18136

Artist:

Polish ARmy Central Artistic Ensb

Artist:

Ratkowski, Teodor, cond

Artist:

Berezovsky, Shaul — בערעזאָװסקי, שאול

First line:

Zog nit keyn mol az du geyst dem letstn veg. Khotch himlen..

First line (Yiddish):

זאָג ניט קײן מאָל אַז דו גײסט דעם לעצטן װעג. כאָטש הימלען...

Audio:

Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)

Track comment:

Recording made in Poland.

Language:

Yiddish

Der Polit (A Polit) — דער פּאָליט (אַ פּאָליט)

On album:

xR-005(a)

Track ID:

3284

Composer:

Wajner, Leon — װײַנער, לעאָן

Artist:

Ronni, Tova — רוני, טובֿה

Director/Arranger:

Fershko, Shmuel — פֿערשקאָ, שמואל

First line:

Akhat shtayim, akhat shtayim, vayt der veg biz Yerusholaim,

First line (Yiddish):

אחת שתים, אחת שתים, װײַט דער װעג ביז ירושלים,

Language:

Yiddish

Nu Zog Mir Shoyn Ven — נו זאָג מיר שױן װען

Author:

Jacobs, Jacob — זשאַקאָבס, זשאַקאָב

Composer:

Olshanetsky, Alexander — אָלשאַנעצקי, אַלעקסאַנדער

Genre:

Theater/Love

Subject:

Marriage

Additional song notes:

From the operetta "What Girls Do"

On album:

B-028(a) (The World Of The Barry Sisters Memorable Jewish Melodies)

Track ID:

11265

Author:

Jacobs, Jacob — זשאַקאָבס, זשאַקאָב

Composer:

Olshanetsky, Alexander — אָלשאַנעצקי, אַלעקסאַנדער

Vocal:

Barry Sisters — שװעסטער באַרי

First line:

Mir veln beyde geyen shatsirn, a sheyem veg vel ikh dir firn

First line:

מיר װעלן בײדע גײען שפּאַצירן, אַ שײנעם װעג װעל איך דיר פֿירן,

A Polit — אַ פּאָליט

Author:

Molodovsky, Kadya — מאָלאָדאָװסקי, קאַדיע

Composer:

Wajner, Leon — װײַנער, לעאָן

Genre:

Literary Origin

Subject:

Refugee/Wanderer/Faith

Origin:

Weiner Ln 37

Transliteration:

Weiner Ln 37

Music:

Weiner Ln 128

On album:

R-005(a) (Songs Of My People/Tova Ronni/Orchestrated by Shmuel Fershko)

Track ID:

560

Composer:

Wajner, Leon — װײַנער, לעאָן

Artist:

Ronni, Tova — רוני, טובֿה

Director/Arranger:

Fershko, Shmuel — פֿערשקאָ, שמואל

First line:

Akhat shtayim, akhat shtayim, vayt der veg biz Yerusholaim,

First line (Yiddish):

אחת שתּים, אחת שתּים, װײַט דער װעג ביז ירושלים,

Language:

Yiddish

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