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Gender

Female

Date

1955

Track Number

6

Description

Ruth Rubin’s mother. She states her bobe (grandmother) taught it to her. The Bal Shem Tov used to sing it to his Hasidim, simple folk, who danced to it. It’s in Yiddish and goyish (non-Yiddish). [Ukrainish?]

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“Divtsheneko tshuyete,” YIVO Online Exhibitions, accessed October 15, 2024, https://ruthrubin.yivo.org/items/show/1976.

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Yerusalim prikrasni gorod

Title

Yerusalim prikrasni gorod

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1955

Location

Mixed Language (Macaronic Songs)

Genre

Tape Name

Tape 62 - Mixed Language

Track Number

7

Description

[Note in typewritten tape log in box:] Rachel Spivack is Ruth Rubin’s mother. Learned from her very frum (religious) mother 40 years earlier. In Russian. Rose Barmak is her cousin. It is interesting that Nos. 7 and 11, possibly from the same source -- Ruth Rubin’s grandmother -- only the cousin mentioned it.

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Zhili bili dyed i baba

Title

Zhili bili dyed i baba

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Mixed Language (Macaronic Songs)

Genre

Tape Name

Tape 62 - Mixed Language

Track Number

9

Description

[Note in typewritten tape log in box:] Rachel Spivack is Ruth Rubin’s mother. Rose Barmak is her cousin. It is interesting that Nos. 7 and 11, possibly from the same source -- Ruth Rubin’s grandmother -- only the cousin mentioned it.

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Zayt mir gezunt, khavertes ale

Title

Zayt mir gezunt, khavertes ale

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1955

Location

Tape 70 - Songs about Marriage

Genre

Marriage

Tape Name

Track Number

5

Description

[Note from typewritten tape log in box:] These [marriage songs] are not songs of ceremonials or rites. These are songs which touch upon the marriage theme, either in jest, satirically, in dance or even in a children’s rhyme like [Tape 70] No. 3. Sometimes they bear the mark of the marriage entertainer (badkhn). [Handwritten note:] Like [Tape 70] No. 5.

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Sadigurer tune

Title

Sadigurer tune

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1955

Location

Tape 07 - Hasidic Tunes I

Genre

Hasidic

Tape Name

Track Number

5

Description

# [sic]

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Lo omes ki ekhye

Title

Lo omes ki ekhye

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1955

Location

Tape 10 - Hasidic Tunes IV

Genre

Hasidic

Tape Name

Track Number

16

Description

[Sung by Ruth Rubin’s mother.] [Note from tape log inside box:] HASIDIC [sic] SONG without words, was a MALE song. Hence few women are carriers... The first four tunes were taken off a wire recorder owned by Lazar Axelbank, who recorded his family singing at a house party... The question marks indicate doubt as to the type of NIGN (or tune) this might be... It may or may not be a Hasidic tune. Many tunes were table songs tunes [sic], during festivals and Sabbath and holiday meals... 41897 Ruth Rubin tape was digitized.

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Untern keyzers fenster

Title

Untern keyzers fenster

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1955

Location

Genre

Tape 13 - Children's World II

Tape Name

Track Number

11

Description

[Note from tape log on outside of tape box for the original, spliced tape, not included on the tape log of the dupe:] My childhood in Montreal, Canada, is closely bound with my Yiddish education in a secular Jewish school. Many of these rhymes stem from that environment, as well as the one at home, where my Bessarabian-born mother, shared her own childhood memories of games and rhymes and taunts and teasers, with me. Blessed with a retentive memory...I later picked up many more from my informants. Apparently the first part of the sentence is missing - or the conversation the singer is responding to. She says (in Yiddish) that 65 years ago, she went to kheyder with her brother 41842

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Unika, dunika, lifali

Title

Unika, dunika, lifali

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape 14 - Children's World III

Tape Name

Track Number

18

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother. Note from tape log inside box:] The Children’s World embraces all manner of rhymes, taunts, and teasers, game songs, tales, etc. Where the singer is old, lapse of memory is evident and often several rhymes are combined. My own absorption with this material is also evident and “my mother’s childhood” has become fused with my own, plus, the material which “passed through my hands” (and memory) through my many informants. 41890 Both Ruth Rubin and LOC tapes were digitized. The Ruth Rubin tape is missing some tracks, and when individual tracks were made on 10/2/14 the LOC tape was used. The LOC tape has 37 tracks and Ruth Rubin tape 32. Catalog has been updated to reflect LOC tape and not Ruth Rubin tape.

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Ose, kose, shlisalay

Title

Ose, kose, shlisalay

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape 14 - Children's World III

Tape Name

Track Number

19

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother. Note from tape log inside box:] The Children’s World embraces all manner of rhymes, taunts, and teasers, game songs, tales, etc. Where the singer is old, lapse of memory is evident and often several rhymes are combined. My own absorption with this material is also evident and “my mother’s childhood” has become fused with my own, plus, the material which “passed through my hands” (and memory) through my many informants. 41890 Both Ruth Rubin and LOC tapes were digitized. The Ruth Rubin tape is missing some tracks, and when individual tracks were made on 10/2/14 the LOC tape was used. The LOC tape has 37 tracks and Ruth Rubin tape 32. Catalog has been updated to reflect LOC tape and not Ruth Rubin tape.

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Itsik, shpitsik

Title

Itsik, shpitsik

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape 14 - Children's World III

Tape Name

Track Number

20

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother. Note from tape log inside box:] The Children’s World embraces all manner of rhymes, taunts, and teasers, game songs, tales, etc. Where the singer is old, lapse of memory is evident and often several rhymes are combined. My own absorption with this material is also evident and “my mother’s childhood” has become fused with my own, plus, the material which “passed through my hands” (and memory) through my many informants. 41890 Both Ruth Rubin and LOC tapes were digitized. The Ruth Rubin tape is missing some tracks, and when individual tracks were made on 10/2/14 the LOC tape was used. The LOC tape has 37 tracks and Ruth Rubin tape 32. Catalog has been updated to reflect LOC tape and not Ruth Rubin tape.

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Sadigurer tune

Title

Sadigurer tune

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

1

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Chassidic tune. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Zayt mir gezunt khavertes ale

Title

Zayt mir gezunt khavertes ale

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

2

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Song of the bride. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Loy omes, ki ekhye

Title

Loy omes, ki ekhye

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

3

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Hebrew. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

Lyrics

Psalm 118:17-20
לֹֽא אָמ֥וּת כִּי־אֶֽחְיֶ֑ה וַ֝אֲסַפֵּ֗ר מַֽעֲשֵׂ֥י יָֽהּ׃

יַסֹּ֣ר יִסְּרַ֣נִּי יָּ֑הּ וְ֝לַמָּ֗וֶת לֹ֣א נְתָנָֽנִי׃

פִּתְחוּ־לִ֥י שַׁעֲרֵי־צֶ֑דֶק אָֽבֹא־בָ֝ם אוֹדֶ֥ה יָֽהּ׃

זֶֽה־הַשַּׁ֥עַר לַיהוָ֑ה צַ֝דִּיקִ֗ים יָבֹ֥אוּ בֽוֹ׃

I shall not die but live and proclaim the works of God.
God punished me severely, but did not hand me over to death.
Open the gates of victory for me that I may enter them and praise God.
This is the gateway to God— the victorious shall enter through it.
(English translation adapted from Sefaria.org)

[Lyrics and translation provided by Cantor Sarah Myerson]

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Mir hameytser

Title

Mir hameytser

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

4

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Mixed yiddish and Hebrew popular song. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Sadigurer tune

Title

Sadigurer tune

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

5

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Chassidic tune. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Sadigurer tune

Title

Sadigurer tune

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

6

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Chassidic tune. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Ikh hob a kleynem yingele

Title

Ikh hob a kleynem yingele

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

7

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Text: Morris Rosenfeld. Lullaby. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Five children’s rhymes and games

Title

Five children’s rhymes and games

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

8

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Unika dunika lifali; Engele, bengele ‘s andere shtrengele; Mamlige mamelay; Ose kose shlisalay; Itsik shpitsik. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Zhili bili dyed i baba

Title

Zhili bili dyed i baba

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

9

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Ukrainian children’s tale.Mother’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Henekhs vayb

Title

Henekhs vayb

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

10

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Apprentice boys’ song. Mother’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

Lyrics

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Ot azoy neyt a shnayder

Title

Ot azoy neyt a shnayder

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

11

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Work song. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

Playlist

The Worker's Perspective

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Leshono habo beyerushalayim

Title

Leshono habo beyerushalayim

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

12

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Mark Warshawsky. Fragment. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarabia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Heybt dem bekher

Title

Heybt dem bekher

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

13

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Mark Warshawsky. Fragment. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarabia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Zog mir mayn shvester

Title

Zog mir mayn shvester

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

14

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Zionist song. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Es geyt a sholtik oyfn gas

Title

Es geyt a sholtik oyfn gas

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

15

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Street song. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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In sokhe ligt di mazl brokhe

Title

In sokhe ligt di mazl brokhe

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

16

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Text and tune: E. Zunzer. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Shir hamaloys

Title

Shir hamaloys

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

17

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Hebrew from her father, my grandfather. Mother’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Bereyshes hatoyro

Title

Bereyshes hatoyro

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

18

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] mixed Yiddish and Hebrew. Keyder boys song. Mother ’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Sholem aleykhem

Title

Sholem aleykhem

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

19

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Zinkever Chassidic song.Mother’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Kar, kar, voronar

Title

Kar, kar, voronar

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

31

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother.]

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Rigele, rigele, roygez

Title

Rigele, rigele, roygez

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

32

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother.]

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A rod in arinyen

Title

A rod in arinyen

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

33

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother.]

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Sholem aleykhem

Title

Sholem aleykhem

Performer

Gender

Female

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

19

Description

[Typewritten tape log inside box gives informant’s name as: Rachel Grober-Spivack. Variant seen elsewhere: Rokhl Spivack. ?? Typewritten note on tape log:] Zinkever Chassidic song.Mother’s varied repertoire is an excellent reflection of the different influences on her: the traditional home of her religious-Chassidic parents, the youth interest in Zion, the current songs of the 19th c. pets and popular tunesmiths, the Ukrainian world around her. (Mother was born and raised in Bessarbia.) [Note in typewritten catalog, RG 620 black hand-bound hard-cover book:] My mother’s repertoire includes many influences: her childhood in her Chassidic home, the sounds and rhymes and songs of her youth (work songs, Zionist songs), the Slavic environment, Hebrew songs from the Kheyder, where her six brothers studied... (Although one log indicates that the items on this tape were recorded in 1955 in New York City, the songs were actually recorded in different session ranging from the 1940s-60s. LS)

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Kar, kar, voronar

Title

Kar, kar, voronar

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

31

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother.]

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Rigele, rigele, roygez

Title

Rigele, rigele, roygez

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

32

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother.]

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A rod in arinyen

Title

A rod in arinyen

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

33

Description

[Ruth Rubin’s mother.]

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Draytsn, vayber (Street cries)

Title

Draytsn, vayber (Street cries)

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1957

Location

Tape 26 - Miscellaneous VI

Genre

Street Cries

Tape Name

Track Number

5

Description

[Note on typewritten tape log in tape box:] Bessarabia.

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Limunada, kamu nada? (Street cries)

Title

Limunada, kamu nada? (Street cries)

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1957

Location

Tape 26 - Miscellaneous VI

Genre

Street Cries

Tape Name

Track Number

6

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Memories of father, etc.

Title

Memories of father, etc.

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

1

Additional Participants

Rubin, Ruth

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Rondo

Title

Rondo

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

2

Additional Participants

Rubin, Ruth

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Kruzhok

Title

Kruzhok

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

3

Additional Participants

Rubin, Ruth

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Slavic shepherd song

Title

Slavic shepherd song

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

4

Additional Participants

Rubin, Ruth

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Oy Abram

Title

Oy Abram

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

5

Additional Participants

Rubin, Ruth

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Russian Song

Title

Russian Song

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape Name

Track Number

6

Additional Participants

Rubin, Ruth

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The Story of Simkhe Prempe

Title

The Story of Simkhe Prempe

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape 45 - Rachel Grover-Spivack II

Tape Name

Track Number

1

Additional Participants

Ruth Rubin

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The Story of the Freeds

Title

The Story of the Freeds

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape 45 - Rachel Grover-Spivack II

Tape Name

Track Number

2

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Remeniscence of Uncle Khaim, etc.

Title

Remeniscence of Uncle Khaim, etc.

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1964

Location

Genre

Tape 45 - Rachel Grover-Spivack II

Tape Name

Track Number

3

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Zog mir mayn shvester

Title

Zog mir mayn shvester

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1955

Location

Zionist Songs (Pro and Con)

Genre

Tape Name

Tape 43 - Zionist Songs (Pro and Con)

Track Number

2

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Khad gadyo (Bessarabia)

Title

Khad gadyo (Bessarabia)

Performer

Gender

Female

Date

1948

Location