Description: KAROLINA CICHA & Spółka Jidyszland / Yiddishland 1. Białystok majn hejm 2. Alt naje geschichtes cz. 2 3. Majn jingele 4. G. . . t 5. Chanuka 6. Ałe 7. Alt naje geschichtes cz. 1 8. Flieg 9. Kiesl gartn 10. Majn rue platz 11. Rebeka 12. Simches tojre Karolina Cicha - wokal, akordeon, pianino, sampler / vocal, accordion, piano, sampler Piotr Domagalski - gitara basowa, kontrabas / bass guitar, double bas & baglamas, hammond Witek Wilk - perkusja / drums oraz / and: Róża Ziątek-Czarnota - skrzypce / violin, James Brennan - chórki / choirs] Album 'Yiddishland' consists of songs composed by Karolina Cicha and Piotr Domagalski to the texts written by Jewish poets from Podlaskie region: Chaim Siemiatycki, Rabbi Elizer Szulman of Tykocin or Moris Rosenfeld from Sejny. Other songs are the testimonies of the places: “Bialystok main heim” and other traditional Jewish songs connected with this region, as well as a song, written in archaic Yiddish, by the XVIth century scholar Rivka Tiktiner, whoa father was raised in Tykocin. Some of this texts have never seen the light of day - have never left the archives. Miron Zajfert, Artistic Director of New Jewish Music Festival in Warsaw: 'Karolina Cicha is a charismatic singer and a composer endowed with extraordinary sensibility to poetic phrase. “Greetings from Yiddishland” (…) is born out of her fascination with musical tradition and brings what is the most precious in it: an element of truth and the roots’ energy. She combines it, in an uncompromising way, with the innovative sound of the instruments and the emotional, filled with passion singing.' label: Wydźwięk 2015 cat. no: 4752213 format: CD, digipack
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Location: Kraków
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Artist: Karolina Cicha
Format: CD
Release Title: Jidyszland / Yiddishland