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Psalm of the Distant Dove 4 Choral Etudes a Garden Eastward T'kiatot : Rituals for Rosh Hashana CREDITS Elie Siegmeister (1909-1991) Lady of the Lake (excerpts) Hugo Weisgall (1912-1997) Esther (excerpts) Psalm of the Distant Dove 4 Choral Etudes A Garden Eastward T'kiatot : Rituals for Rosh Hashana Ursula Mamlok Cantata based on Psalm 1 Miriam Gideon (1906-1996) Ma Tovu Adonai Malakh (Psalm 93) Ralph Shapey Psalm II Heinrich Schalit (1886-1976) The 23rd Psalm Robert Strassburg (1915-2003) Psalm 117 Chelm : Scenes 2-5 Zavel Zilberts (1881-1949) Psalm 137 (Al Naharot Bavel) Havdala Di Khanike Likht El melekh yoshev Rahamana d'anei Jacob Druckman Psalm 93 Yehudi Wyner Ma Tovu Shiru Ladonai (Psalm 96) The Mirror The Mirror (Suite) : I. Demon"s Welcome Passover Offering Tants un Maysele Samuel Adler El Melekh Yoshev Sim Shalom Sh' ma Yisra' el Hashkivenu Nuptial Scene The Binding (excerpt) To Celebrate a Miracle The Flames of Freedom 5 Sephardic Choruses Ahavat Olam Bar'khu V'ahavta and Mi Khamokha Symphony n° 5 "We are the Echoes" Ernst Toch (1887-1964) Jephta (Symphony n° 5) Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, Op. 65 Genesis Suite : VI. The Covenant (The Rainbow) (recon. P. Russ) Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, Op. 65 : Psalm 126 David Diamond (1915-2005) Ahava - Brotherhood Mizmor L'David : Music for Prayer The Gates of Justice Gates of Justice, IIIa : Open the Gates (excerpt) Morton Gould (1913-1996) Hamma' ariv aravim Ofer Ben-Amots Celestial Dialogues Shtetl Songs Psalm 81 Hashkivenu - Song of the Angels Douglas Moore (1893-1969) Vay' khullu Roy Harris (1898-1979) Mi khamokha Jack Gottlieb Three Candle Blessings Love Songs for Sabbath (excerpts) Set Me As a Seal Shout for Joy Psalmistry (excerpts) (rev. 1999) Shalom Aleikhem with Candle Blessing Y' varekh' kha Nathaniel Shilkret (1895-1982) Genesis Suite : II. Creation (recon. P. Russ) Alexandre Tansman (1897-1986) Genesis Suite : III. Adam and Eve (recon. P. Russ) Igor Stravinski (1882-1971) Genesis Suite : VII. Babel Gershon Kingsley Voices from the Shadow Shabbat for Today (excerpts) Shiru Ladonai (excerpts) Jazz Psalms Sholom Kalib The Day of Rest Sheve B'rakhot (excerpt) Sheva b'rakhot (arr. S. Spiro) Frederick Jacobi (1891-1952) Cello Concerto Hagiographa Ahavat olam Sabbath Evening Service (excerpts) Two Pieces in Sabbath Mood Abraham Kaplan Psalms of Abraham Psalms of Abraham : Hinei Ma Tov Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) Genesis Suite : I. Prelude Darius Milhaud (1892-1974) Genesis Suite : IV. Cain and Abel Etudes sur des themes liturgiques du Comtat Venaissin, Op. 442 Service Sacre (Sabbath Morning Service) Etudes on Liturgical Themes : III. Modere Service Sacre : L"kha Dodi Moise, Op. 219, "Opus americanum n° 2" (excerpts) Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968) Genesis Suite: V. The Flood Naomi and Ruth, Op. 137 Sacred Service for the Sabbath Eve, Op. 122 Prayers My Grandfather Wrote (excerpts) Memorial Service for the Departed (excerpts) The Genesis Suite : The Flood, Part I David Roitman Hayyom T?amtzeinu Ba' avur david (arr. S. Spiro) Israel Schorr (1871-1942) Sheyyibane Beit Hammikdash Ribbon Ha'olamim Sheyibbaneh Beit Hamikdash (orch. J. Ness) Hattei elohai ozn"kha (arr. I. Heilmann) Pierre Pinchik (1900-1971) Der Khazn un der Gabe (The Hazzan and the Gabbai) Mar'eh kohen Leib Glantz Kol M'kaddesh Ashrei Moshe Ganchoff Hashir Shehalviyyim Pinchas Jassinowsky The Prophecy of Isaiah : V"haya b"aharit hayyamim David Kusevitsky Ezrat Aaron Tishkowsky Hammavdil (arr. M. Goldman) William Bogzester Psalm of David : Adonai ma-rabu tzaray Judith Lang Zaimont Meditations at the Time of the New Year A Tale of Abram and Isaac Sacred Service for the Sabbath Evening (excerpts) A Woman of Valor (eshet hayil) Jacob Weinberg (1879-1956) Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Major String Quartet, Op. 55 Shabbat Ba'aretz (Sabbath in the Holy Land Service), Op. 41 (excerpts) The Maypole Canzonetta Abraham Wolf Binder (1865-1967) 2 Hassidic Moods Ruth Schonthal String Quartet No. 3, "In Memoriam Holocaust" John Zorn Kol Nidre Shalem Secunda (1894-1974) String Quartet in C minor Yir'u eineinu Dos yidishe lid (The Jewish Song) A freylekhe mishpokhe : Skrip klezmerl, skripe (A Happy Family : Fiddle, Klezmer, Scrape Away) M'ken lebn nor m'lost nit : Bay mir bistu sheyn (I Would If I Could : In My Eyes You' re Beautiful) Zayn yidishe meydl : Mayn yidishe meydle (His Jewish Girl: My Jewish Girl) Yom b'kibbutz (A Day on a Kibbutz) Bruce Adolphe Ladino Songs of Love and Suffering Mikhoels the Wise, Act I, Scene 4 : A Train Station in Birobidzhan at Midnight Out of the Whirlwind Ladino Songs of Love and Suffering : Camini Por Atlas Torres Dave Brubeck The Gates of Justice Gates of Justice, IIIa : Open the Gates (excerpt) Hugo Adler (1894-1955) Hannerot Hallalu Leo Low (1878-1960) Likhtelekh (arr. L. Moore) Judith Shatin Nun, Gimel, Hei, Shin Alexander Olshanetsky (1892-1944) Adonai Z"kharanu Der katerinshtshik : Ikh hob dikh tsufil lib (The Organ-Grinder: I Love You Too Much) Di eyntsike nakht : Eyn kuk af dir (The One and Only Night : Just One Look at You) A gute heym (A Good Home) Vos meydlekh tuen : Nu, zog mir shoyn ven (What Girls Do : So Just Tell Me When, Already) Unter beymer (Beneath the Trees) Der letster tants: Glik (The Last Dance : Happiness) A ganeydn far tzvey : Ikh bin farlibt (A Paradise for Two : I"m in Love) Traditionnel Barukh Habba (Psalm 118:26-29) Chants and Elegies for Tisha B"av: Evening Kinot Chants and Elegies for Tisha B'av : Morning Kinot Shabbat : Kabbalat Shabbat and Sabbath Evening Liturgy Torah Reading : Parashat Emor (excerpts) Shira Hadasha (Morning Liturgy) Ashamnu (as sung by M. Koussevitzky ; arr. N. Levin) Avinu malkenu Ya ribbon olam (arr. R. Williams) Herbert Fromm (1905-1995) Hanukka Madrigal (Mi y'mallel ?) Pioneers (Halutzim) - March on Israeli Motifs Yemenite Cycle Solomon Ancis (1873-1945) Mizmor Shir Hanukkat Habbayit Michael Isaacson Aspects of a Great Miracle Raymond Goldstein B"rakhot L"hanukka (Candlelighting benedictions) Herman Berlinski (1910-2001) Avodat Shabbat, Part II: Arvit L"shabbat Avodat Shabbat, Part III: Close of Service Avodat Shabbat, Part I: Kabbalat Shabbat From the World of My Father Suite No. 1 Shofar Service The Burning Bush Symphonic Visions Kurt Weill (1900-1950) The Eternal Road (highlights) The Eternal Road, Act II Scene 20: The Heavenly Host Delivers the Commandments to Moses Hatikva Abraham Ellstein (1907-1963) Shtetl Songs Der Nayer Sher (The New Sher) Zog Es Mir Nokh Amol (Tell Me Again) Oy Mame, Bin Ikh Farlibt (Oh, Mama, I'm in Love) Vos Iz Gevorn Fun Mayn Shtetele ? (Whatever Became of My Shtetl ?) Mazl (Good Fortune) Der Alter Tsigayner (The Old Gypsy) Ikh Vil Es Hern Nokh Amol (I Want to Hear it Again) Abi Gezunt (So Long As You're Healthy) Hassidic Dance Ogyn (Eyes) Ikh Zing (For You I Sing) The Golem, Act II : Finale Viglid (Cradle Song) A gebet (A Prayer) Abraham Schwartz Di Grine Kuzine (The Greenhorn Cousin) David Meyerowitz (1867-1943) Psalm 81 Vos Geven Iz Geven Un Nito (What Was, Was, and Is No More) Gebrokhene hertser (Broken Hearts): Got Un Zayn Mishpet Iz Gerekht (God and His Judgment Are Just) Ilia Trilling (1895-1947) Shtetl Songs Zog, Zog, Zog Es Mir (Tell Me, Say It to Me) Du Shaynst Vi Di Zun (You Shine Like the Sun) Mit dir in eynem (Together with You) Reuben Doctor Psalm 81 Ikh Bin A "Boarder" Bay Mayn Vayb (I"m a Boarder at My Wife"s) Robert Starer K'li Zemer Paul Schoenfield Klezmer Rondos Viola Concerto: III. King David Dancing Before the Ark Four Motets Viola Concerto The Merchant and the Pauper (excerpts from Act II) Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) Hashkiveinu Psalm 148 Bridal Suite: Three Wedding Dances Reenah Galilee: Silhouette The Firstborn: Israelite Chorus Dybbuk : Invocation and Trance Halil Arias and Barcarolles : Oif Mayn Khas' ne Four Sabras Yevarechecha Yigdal Hashkiveinu Simchu Na Vayomer Elohim Symphony No. 3, "Kaddish" Chichester Psalms Anonyme Hudl Mitn Shtrudl (arr. J. Kull and Z. Mlotek) Hudl mitn shtrudl (Hudl with Her Strudel) Julius Chajes (1910-1985) Old Jerusalem Old Jerusalem (Psalm 134) Hebrew Suite Adarim Joshua Lind (1890-1973) El Melekh Yoshev Ashrei T' vi' enu (havi'enu) Rahamana B'motza'ei m' nuha Khanike Lid Robert Stern Adon Olam Joseph Rumshinsky (1881-1956) Mayn Goldele (arr., orch. P. Henning) Sh'ma kolenu Ba"avur david (arr. S. Spiro) Di goldene kale (The Golden Bride): Mayn Goldele (My Goldele) Yosl un zayne vayber : Du Bist Dos Likht Fun Mayne Oygn (You Are the Light of My Eyes) Op-to' un un da'un-to'un (Uptown-Downtown): Fifty-Fifty Der rebe hot geheysn freylekh zayn : In A Kleyn Shtibele (In A Small Cottage) Dzhenke - Oy iz dos a Meydl (Oh, Is This a Girl !) : Oy iz dos a Meydl Dos radio meydl (The Radio Girl) : Es Tsit, Es Brit (It Tugs, It Burns) Berele Tremp (Berele, the Vagabond Street Boy) : Watch Your Step Dos mamele, "Kid Mother" : Oyb S"iz Geven Gut Far Mayn Mamen (If It Was Good Enough for My Mother) Di khaznte (The Cantor"s Wife) : Shma Yisro'el Tsipke : A Bisl Libe Un A Bisl Glik (A Bit of Love and a Bit of Luck) Dos galitsiyaner rebele (The Little Galician Rabbi) : Shloymele Malkele Fishl der gerotener : Dir A Nikl, Mir A Nikl (A Nickel for You, and a Nickel for Me) Der rebetsn's tokhter (The Rabbi"s Wife's Daughter) : Hamavdil Herman Yablokoff (1903-1981) Der Dishvasher (The Dishwasher) Osvaldo Golijov Rocketeyka Joseph Achron (1886-1943) Golem: IV. Dance of the Phantom Spirits Golem Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 60 2 Tableaux from Belshazzar Meyer Machtenberg Sheve B"rakhot (excerpt) R"tze B?motza?ei m?nuha Sheva b"rakhot (arr.
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