Chayele Rosenthal sound recordings

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn699916
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

Stage Show - Chayele Rosenthal. Gallotone. This is an LP recorded in South Africa ca. late 1950s featuring songs and routines from Ms. Rosenthal's night club act. Side A, Track 1, Wos Gewen Is Gewen Side A, Track 2, Shalom! Side A, Track 3, An American Tourist in Israel - I Love Theatre Side A, Track 4, Israeli Songs Side B, Track 1, I Don't Want to Be a Rabbi Side B, Track 2, Chaptomania Side B, Track 3, Friday Night Side B, Track 4, Mayofes Side B, Track 5, Chi'ri'bin. Chassidic Songs Side B, Track 6, Mother and Daughter

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn700301
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

Side A: Isrolik. Music: Misha Veksler; text: Leyb Rosenthal. Chayela Rosenthal (singer), with the Ben Horris Orchestra. Ms. Rosenthal first performed "Yisrolik" on the ghetto stage on January 25 1942. With lyrics by her brother, the poet Leyb Rozental, the song was an immediate favorite with the ghetto's inhabitants. "Yisrolik" was one of a series of songs Rosenthal chose to record during her first recording session, in Paris, in 1948. Side B: Veit Nit Narele (Veyn nit narele) [Don't cry, silly] Music: Unknown; text: Leyb Rosenthal. Chayela Rosenthal (singer), with the Ben Horris Orchestra.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn700303
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

Side A: Az Ich Veis. Music: Unknown; text: Itzhak Yanasowicz. Chayela Rosenthal (singer), with the Ben Horris Orchestra. Side B: Zemerl. Music: Unknown; text: Leyb Rosenthal. Chayela Rosenthal (singer), with the Ben Horris Orchestra.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn700305
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

Chayela Rosenthal (singer) with the Ben Horris Orchestra. Side A: "A Halutziche" (Ikh bin a khalutsishe). Music: Chayela Rosenthal. Text: Itzhak Yanasowicz. Side B: "Sorinke" "Sorinke" Music and text: Chayele Rosenthal.