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Rusishe Krigshif, Shif Zikh In Dr’erd – Jewish Voices Condemn Russia’s War Against Ukraine (29 Compositions By Jewish Artists From Around The World)

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Rusishe Krigshif, Shif Zikh In Dr’erd – Jewish Voices Condemn Russia’s War Against Ukraine (29 Compositions By Jewish Artists From Around The World) --- 2022-05-13

Download for Fundraising It’s a selection of 29 compositions by Jewish artists from around the world. We use it to raise funds for the “Hospitallers”, a volunteer organisation of Ukrainian paramedics. Track 1: Published by D. Zisl Slepovitch, 2022 Track 2: Taken from the album “Fortuna”, 2019 Track 3: Taken from the album “Homesick Songs”, 2004 Track 4: Published by Nuju Music, BMI, 2022 Track 5: Published by Vojtěch Peštuka, Karel Štulo, 2022 Track 7: Published by Westbury Music. Taken from the album “Never Mind The Balkans, Here’s Max Pashm”, 2007 Track 8: Taken from the album ”Christian plays Jewish”, 2021 Track 10: Published by ODG Prod.Taken from the album “Upright”, 2016 Track 11: traditional. Recorded in Berlin, 2006) Track 12: Taken from the album “Idiot Bravo”, 2013 Track 13: Recorded in 2022 Track 14: The melodic material comes from “Jewish Girl in the Village” by Petra Rosady and Ukrainska Orchestra from 1928 and the text comes from Duolingo Ukrainian. Track 15: Published by Hodosh Music, 2017 Track 16: Published by Jaro Medien, 2018. Taken from the album “Box of Breath”, 2019 Track 19: Taken from the album “Grand Hotel Cosmopolis”, 2019 Track 20: Recorded November 2008 at Dom Kultury, Kodyma. Taken from the album “Zagnitkiv”, 2010 Track 21: Text & music adapted by Julian Kytasty from the epic song Samars’ki Braty, “The Brothers by the Samara River”. Published by Oriente Musik. Taken from the album “Night Songs From A Neighboring Village – Ballads of the Ukrainian & Yiddish Heartland”, Oriente Music, 2014 Track 22: Traditional Ukrainian Jewish melody. Published by Oriente Musik. Taken from the album “Night Songs From A Neighboring Village – Ballads of the Ukrainian & Yiddish Heartland”, Oriente Music, 2014 Track 23: Recorded in Paris, 2008. Taken from the album “Djoїka”, 2008 Track 24: Recorded at the GF Studio, Kharkiv 2020 Track 25: Taken from the album “High Words”, 2017 Track 26: Traditional songs arranged by Craig Judelman, 2022 Track 27:Traditional (Hebrew Psalms). Published by Auris Media, 2022 Track 28: for Sveta Kundish. Words: Josh Waletzky (BMI) Music: Michael Winograd (BMI)/Josh Waletzky (BMI) Recorded for Klez Kanada Festival 2021