Voices from the shadow: Ver zenen mir? -- Eyner aleyn -- Come to me -- Bombardier -- My number is 434 -- Ich möchte gerne -- Kindermärchen -- Theresienstädter kinderreim -- Ein brot -- The butterfly -- Shlof mayn kind -- Jeu d'enfant -- Na swojską nutę -- Di eybike trep -- Segen der nacht -- Shpalz zikh himl! -- Máj 1945 -- Finale (verzenen mir-reprise). Jazz psalms: Hashkivenu -- Yism'ḥu. Shabbat for today (excerpts): Bar'khu -- Sh'ma yisra'el -- Mi khamokha -- V'sham'ru -- May the words of my mouth -- S'u sh'arim. Shiru Ladonai (excerpts): L'kha dodo -- Hashkivenu -- Silent devotion and Yih'yu l'ratzon -- Vay'khullu -- Kiddush.
Note
"Milken Archive, American Jewish Music."--Container.
Event (note)
Recorded Mar. 2001, American Academy of Arts & Letters, New York City (1st work) and 1992, New York (remainder)
Language (note)
The 1st work sung in Czech, English, French, German, Polish & Yiddish (words from various concentration camp poets); other works sung in Hebrew.
Source of description (note)
Description based on hard copy version record.
Author
Kingsley, Gershon.
Title
Voices from the shadow [electronic resource] ; Jazz psalms ; Shabbat for today : excerpts ; Shiru Ladonai : excerpts / Gershon Kingsley.
Imprint
[United States] : Naxos, p2005.
Series
American classics
American classics (Naxos (Sound recording label))
Performer
Amy Goldstein, Mary Catherine George, sopranos ; Matthew Walley, tenor ; Larry Picard, baritone ; unnamed instrumental ensemble (1st work) ; Lisa Vroman, soprano ; Howard M. Stahl, cantor ; Harry Goz, narrator ; The Kingsley Singers (2nd-4th works) ; Gershon Kingsley, synthesizer/conductor.
Event
Recorded Mar. 2001, American Academy of Arts & Letters, New York City (1st work) and 1992, New York (remainder)
Language
The 1st work sung in Czech, English, French, German, Polish & Yiddish (words from various concentration camp poets); other works sung in Hebrew.