… prominent Lemberg cantor Baruch Schorr , was a mainstay of Yiddish Theater in New York and Philadelphia. He worked as a … decades of activity, Schorr collaborated with some of the Yiddish theater’s most renowned actors and composers such as … Theater on October 6, 1911. The operetta became a staple of Yiddish theater repertoire, and was performed frequently in …

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A classical Eastern Sephardi rendition of the Sabbath Eve Qiddush (the Sanctification of…

… Documentary. 2 DVDs, 147 min., B&W/color, Hebrew, Yiddish & English with English subt. Directed by Rich … Great Cantors of the Golden Age includes highlights from Yiddish filmmaker Joseph Seiden’s 1931 film The Voice of … Ircho' by Moshe Koussevitsky; 'Yarhzeit' and 'Yiddishe Mamma' by Yossele Rosenblatt. … 6 … 6 … re-release …

… Yam” (In the Salty Sea), an early-twentieth-century Yiddish workers' song [See also Song of the Month for  May … in Vilnius in 1897. The poem was first published in the Yiddish socialist journal  Der Arbayter  in 1902. It was … 1974 publication  Perl fun der yidisher poezie  (Pearls of Yiddish Poetry). In 1945 an abridged version of the poem, …