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Ikh hob a shvalb gezen
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A toyb mit a toyb
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Wolekh
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Di waynshlbeymer blien
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Akaties-Wals
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Di freylekhe kretshme
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Der wint fun berg
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Khrizantemen
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Harbstike balade
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Fli mayn foygl
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Benkshaft
02:36
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Ownt
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Lucette
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Lucette van den Berg Amsterdam, Netherlands
Lucette van den Berg is one of the leading voices of a new generation of Yiddish
singers.
Lucette is a striking performer, with an exceptionally warm and expressive voice. Her unique repertoire includes new material produced by composers such as Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman, Alan Bern (Brave Old World) and poet / composer Mikhoel Felsenbaum, as well as Yiddish compositions of her own.
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