This is a very touching song. I would dong it to a mothe who is marrying off her last kid. It is a very emotional time and shows the love for the mother to let her kids grow up and start their own lives. The part about the mothe asking them so take blankets and jackets is hilarious.
@@LeaKalisch She did sing many songs, and told many stories. I miss her singing and telling tells. My grandmother was a farmer and as strong as a bull, but when she wanted to she could be a elegant woman, she had a kind heart and was a friend to all.
Todah rabah. Merci mille fois. It's not just your voice and the song that were beautiful, it's also the way you acted the song. A mechiah. My mother did not sing that song as far as I remember and her extended family in Warsaw did not survive. Her mamaloshen was Yiddish but she lost most of it and I'm not sure how much she remembered as she aged. I found you because of a post on Instagram by David Asher Brown.
We just played this video for our weekly meeting of the Yiddish Club (Allentown, PA plus, courtesy of Zoom, St. Louis and other places). Everyone was delighted. Best wishes un zayt gezunt.
I’m currently learning Yiddish and one thing that has significantly helped me in learning is listening to Yiddish music. I’ve heard this poem before but never set to music! This performance was absolutely beautiful!! thank you for sharing this with the world!!
@@LeaKalisch I grew up listening to almost every recording of this song which my parents used to sing at home... So far this is the best performance I've heard... It touched my heart!!
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I love all Jewish people!
Ayten Alpman, stole the composition Rebbe Elimelech and introduced it as a Turkish composition called "Memleketim".
כל כך הייתי רוצה שסבתא שלי תשמע אותך שרה היא הייתה בשואה וזה היה ממש מרגש אותה לשמוע אותך שרה ככה באידיש ויפה ❤
This is a very touching song. I would dong it to a mothe who is marrying off her last kid. It is a very emotional time and shows the love for the mother to let her kids grow up and start their own lives. The part about the mothe asking them so take blankets and jackets is hilarious.
My granny taught me Yiddish as a child, sadly I can hardly remember any of it. I remember her signing this song to me. Thank you! Todah Rabah!
That's wonderful! yes music somehow goes deeper than anything else! Did she sing other songs to you?
@@LeaKalisch She did sing many songs, and told many stories. I miss her singing and telling tells. My grandmother was a farmer and as strong as a bull, but when she wanted to she could be a elegant woman, she had a kind heart and was a friend to all.
Todah rabah. Merci mille fois. It's not just your voice and the song that were beautiful, it's also the way you acted the song. A mechiah. My mother did not sing that song as far as I remember and her extended family in Warsaw did not survive. Her mamaloshen was Yiddish but she lost most of it and I'm not sure how much she remembered as she aged. I found you because of a post on Instagram by David Asher Brown.
Дуже гарно❤
Quelle belle voix 😮
We just played this video for our weekly meeting of the Yiddish Club (Allentown, PA plus, courtesy of Zoom, St. Louis and other places). Everyone was delighted. Best wishes un zayt gezunt.
Wonderful!!!
A dank far di video,👍asoy sheyn.
Thanks! With Joy!
👏🏻👏🏻
Wonderful. Thank you.
I’m currently learning Yiddish and one thing that has significantly helped me in learning is listening to Yiddish music. I’ve heard this poem before but never set to music! This performance was absolutely beautiful!! thank you for sharing this with the world!!
Yes! I've learned so much of my Yiddish thanks to Yiddish music as well. Check out some of our other Yiddish tunes, and more coming soon!
@@LeaKalisch I definitely will!!
I’m on this journey now. X
Very touching. Thank you 🌺
Kind regards from Poland
Thank you Rami! Glad you found our music. Best to you
Gorgeous voice and interpretation 👏👏👏👏
thank you thank you!
Dude! You’re awesome!
So enjoying these Yiddish songs
:) I'm glad
Great voice!
I love all Jewish people!
sería muy bueno que se vea la traducción al español.
Muy linda canción y muy linda la voz
@@isidorousatinsky9236 Hola! Aca hay una version con subtitulos en espanol:)
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WOW AMAZING, thanks so much!!
What a gorgeous song and performance!
Thanks Logan! Glad you enjoyed.
Best performance ever
Chava Alberstein wants a word with you ;) just kidding, thank you for the compliment!
@@LeaKalisch I grew up listening to almost every recording of this song which my parents used to sing at home... So far this is the best performance I've heard... It touched my heart!!
Excellent
שײן װי דער טאָג!
Beautiful and so moving, Lea and Tobias. Thank you.
Thank you kindly Carolee!
Wonderful, well done.
Thank you DJW!
@@LeaKalisch You are very welcome Lea 😁
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❤
Con esta cancion dormia a mis hijas cuando eran bebes y hasta sus 10 años, algo melancolica pero excelente cancion.
Jag Pesaj kosher Ve Sameaj 🇮🇱✡🕎
Hablas de la verdad. Gracias por eschucharme y el commentario. Jag Pesaj Sameaj
Is this on spotify?
Our oyfn veg is only here on youtube, but go check out Lea Kalisch on spotify, there's some good stuff there too ;)
אזוי שיין, די פרוי און די ליד!
און נישט דער מאן? ;)
@@LeaKalisch דער מאן? געשמאק ווי א קנישע!
What are the chords? :)
Oh don't worry Tobias! The birds will be just fine 😀
Ayten Alpman, stole the composition Rebbe Elimelech and introduced it as a Turkish composition called "Memleketim".
🏳️🌈
דאס מאכט מיר וויינען
דאָס איז אַ שטאַרק ליד