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Di goldene kale (Piano-Vocal Score) Voice - Sheet Music

While no single work can embody the wealth of diversity found in the Yiddish musical genre during its flourishing years--the 1880s to the 1940s--Di goldene kale offers an especially rich sampling of traits that audiences of the period could expect. The music is by Joseph Rumshinsky, the undisputed dean of Yiddish operetta composers in the U.S. (aptly called "the Jewish Victor Herbert"), who wrote the music for well over 100 such works. The libretto is by Frieda Freiman, about whom almost nothing is known except that some of her scripts, including this one, have been erroneously credited to her husband, Louis Freiman. The lyrics are by Louis Gilrod, who collaborated with leading composers of Yiddish songs and musicals.

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Instrument:
Piano Voice
Publishers:
A-R Editions
ISBN:
978-1-9872-0055-3
Format:
Vocal Score
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
School and Community
Size:
9 x 12 in inches
Shipping Weight:
6 pounds

Voice and keyboard

SKU: A2.MU27P-A080P

Composed by Joseph Rumshinsky. Edited by Michael Ochs. Arranged by Michael Ochs. Score. A-R Editions #MU27P/A080P. Published by A-R Editions (A2.MU27P-A080P).

ISBN 978-1-9872-0055-3. 9 x 12 in inches.

While no single work can embody the wealth of diversity found in the Yiddish musical genre during its flourishing years--the 1880s to the 1940s--Di goldene kale offers an especially rich sampling of traits that audiences of the period could expect. The music is by Joseph Rumshinsky, the undisputed dean of Yiddish operetta composers in the U.S. (aptly called "the Jewish Victor Herbert"), who wrote the music for well over 100 such works. The libretto is by Frieda Freiman, about whom almost nothing is known except that some of her scripts, including this one, have been erroneously credited to her husband, Louis Freiman. The lyrics are by Louis Gilrod, who collaborated with leading composers of Yiddish songs and musicals.

Instrument:
Piano and Keyboard Piano Vocal Voice
Publisher:
A-R Editions