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Jewish Operas, Vol. 1 (The Golem / Chelm / The Dybbuk) (Milken Archive of American Jewish Music)

Jewish Operas, Vol. 1 (The Golem / Chelm / The Dybbuk) (Milken Archive of American Jewish Music)
Artists: Abraham Ellstein, Robert Strassburg, David Tamkin
Label: Milken Archive
Category: Music

List Price: $8.99
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Sales Rank: 186020

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

UPC: 636943942420
EAN: 6369439424202
ASIN: B000273BH0

Release Date: June 15, 2004
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Tracks:

  • Act II - Finale
  • Scene 2
  • Scene 3
  • Scene 4
  • Scene 5
  • "Lord of the Earth" (Act I)
  • Wedding Music
  • "Under the Earth's Surface"
  • Prelude to Act II
  • "Dance of the Beggars"
  • "The Song of Israel"

Editorial Reviews:

Album Description
Ellstein's The Golem retells the ancient tale of a clay-made creature, brought to life by kabbalistic spells, who ultimately threatens the very people he was intended to serve. Strassburg's Chelm, a series of vignettes from a "village of fools," includes a portrayal of a hapless newlywed couple who conduct a hilarious search for an ideal wedding present. Tamkin's The Dybbuk transforms an age-old story of demon possession into a compelling drama wherein the fate of two star-crossed lovers becomes a mystical allegory for the Jewish People and Israel.

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