Name:
Rosenstein, Samuel

Songs written or composed

Der Morgn Shtern — דער מאָרגן שטערן

Also known as:
Di Naye Tsayt
Author:
Rumshinsky, Yosef — רומשינסקי, יאָסף
Composer:
Rosenstein, Samuel
Genre:
Theater
Subject:
Love/Univeralism/Religion/Nation/Future/Utopia
Origin:
Kammen 25F 65
Transliteration:
Gottlieb 288/Kammen 25 F 65
Translation:
Gottlieb 288
Music:
Kammen 25F 65
Additional song notes:
From the musical " Dem Regns Nign". See Gottlieb 79-80 for relationship to Berlin's "The Song Is Ended".
Related information in folder 426:
Document type:
Article
Publisher:
Forward
Date:
1/14/2000
Comments:
Transliteration of "Der Morgn Shtern" and English version by Gus Tyler.

Recordings

On album:
046m (Robyn, William/Hoffman, Anna/ Morgnshtern - Di Naye Tsayt/ Dos Khupe Kleyd)
Track ID:
30108
Artist:
Robyn, William/Hoffman, Anna
On album:
G-057(c) (Funny It Doesn't Sound Jewish/ Compilation by Jack Gottlieb accompaning book with same title.)
Track ID:
31671
Vocal:
Schwartz, William — שוואַרץ, וויליאַם
First line:
Ah, eyn religion un eyn naTsiun, nor libe, libe nor
First line (Yiddish):
אַ, איין רעליגיאָן און איין נאַציאָן, נאָר ליבע, ליבע נאָר
Language:
Yiddish
Style:
Operetta/Orchestral Accompaniment
Length:
1:41
On album:
R-027(a) (William Royal sings Romantic Music of the Jewish Theatre)
Track ID:
3233
Author/Composer:
Rumshinsky, Yosef — רומשינסקי, יאָסף
Artist:
Royal, William
First line:
Gants hoykh der morgn shtern, bagrist mikh fun der vayt,
First line (Yiddish):
גאַנץ הױך דער מאָרגן שטערן, באַגריסט מיך פֿון דער װײַט,
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
From the play "Dem Rebens Nigun"
Language:
Yiddish