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Tag: Alto

Homat Yerushalayim (The Wall of Jerusalem), Oratorio

Recording: Not yet available Lyrics by: Aharon Ashman Manuscripts: Located at the National Library of Israel Music Department, the Marc Lavry Archive, System Number(s) 990037145650205171 Sheet Music: Not yet located. Please help us find the sheet music for this composition. Synopsis: Oratorio in 2 parts for soloists, narrator, 2 choirs and orchestra. The play by…


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Shir Hahalutz (The Pioneer Song)

Recording: Not yet available Lyrics by: Avigdor Hame’iri Manuscripts: Located at the National Library of Israel Music Department, the Marc Lavry Archive, System Number(s) 990038428550205171, 990038428550205171, 990037147930205171 Information from the composer’s opus book: The composition was performed at the Jerusalem Radio – May 2, 1938 (singer: Erenstein)


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Boker Al Hachof (Morning on the Beach), Song

A recording from September 30, 1959: Netania Davrath, Soprano Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Lyrics: Avraham Broides Publisher: The Marc Lavry Heritage Society (the sheet music is currently missing) Synopsis: In 1959, Lavry wrote three popular songs: Kach Tov Li (I Feel So Good), Opus 283, Hikiti La’isha (I…


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Mi Anachnu? (Who Are We?), Song

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Track 1: Variation for choir Recorded April 15, 1956 Kol Zion Lagola Choir (The Broadcasting Service Choir) Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Track 2: Variation for Coloratura Soprano and Choir sung by Hanna Aharoni Recorded April 9, 1956 Hanna Aharoni, Soprano Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Zion Lagola Choir (The…


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Baderech (On the Way), Song

A Historic recording from September 3, 1952: Antonia Lavanne, Soprano Yaacov Shlezinger, Piano Lyrics: Rachel (Rachel Bluwstein) Publisher: The Marc Lavry Heritage Society Synopsis: Lavry composed two of Rachel’s poems: Baderech (On the Way) and El Artzi (For my Land.) Baderech is one of Rachel intimate and sad poems. Lavry’s music is written as a…


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Kach Tov Li (I Feel So Good), Song

Track 1: Yaffa Yarkoni, Voice Hanan Vinternitz, Arranger and Conductor Instrumental Ensemble Recorded on March 28, 1960 Track 2: Luci Arnon, Soprano Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Recorded in Jerusalem on December 13, 1962 Lyrics: Avraham Broides Publisher: The Marc Lavry Heritage Society Synopsis: A fun song that inspires…


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Zot Admati (This is my Land), Song

Two historic recordings, probably from 1947: Track 1: Zot Admati for Orchestra Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Track 2: Zot Admati for Choir and Orchestra Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Zion Lagola Choir (The Broadcasting Service Choir) Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Lyrics: David Shimoni Additional details:…


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At Moledet (My Homeland), Song

At Moledet for Soprano and Orchestra: Netania Davrath, Soprano Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Lyrics: Leah Goldberg Additional details: email music@marclavry.org Synopsis: The song At Moledet (My Homeland) is one of the many songs Lavry composed to lyrics by prominent poets, right after immigrating to Israel, and which related…


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Mivtza Kadesh (The Text of the Order of the Day), Cantata

Cantata for Baritone, Choir and Orchestra A recording from the ninth Israeli Independence Day ceremony, May 15, 1957: Zipora Kuperman, Alto* Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Zion Lagola Choir (The Broadcasting Service Choir) Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) *Note: Even though the composition was written for a solo Baritone, the solo part in…


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Ima-Em (Mother), Song

Note: Lavry incorporated the song Ima-Em in his 1964 orchestral poem Ima-Em (Mother), Op. 339. Recording: Not yet available Lyrics: Ya’acov Orland Publisher: The Marc Lavry Heritage Society Synopsis: Lavry was touched by Ya’acov Orland’s poem, Ima-Em, a tribute to motherhood. He was deeply in love with his wife, Helena Lavry, and idolized her as…


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Boa Dodi (Come, My Beloved), Song

Track 1: Recorded April 4, 1956: Hanna Aharoni, Soprano Marc Lavry, Conductor & Piano Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Note: The arrangement in this recording was created specifically for singer Hannah Aharoni who has a unique range of four octaves. Track 2: Recorded: February 7, 1956 Shoshana Damari, Voice Marc Lavry, Conductor…


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Shir Eres (Lullaby), Song

A historic recording of the song Shir Eres for alto, choir and orchestral accompaniment: Tsiporah Kuperman, Alto Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Zion Lagola Choir Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra) Lyrics: Shaul Tchernichovsky Additional details: email music@marclavry.org Synopsis: In his article titled “Tchernichovsky in Music” musicologist Menashe Ravinah wrote about Shir Eres: “In…


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Emek (Shir Ha-Emek), Song

Note: This version of Emek is that of the popular song. There is also Emek, Symphonic Poem, Opus 45 based on this song. A historic recording from September 4, 1958: Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Zion Lagola Choir (The Broadcasting Service Choir) A historic video from 1972: The Nahal (military) group performing Emek as part of…


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Kumi Ts’i (Come Out, My Sister, My Bride), Song

Soprano and orchestral accompaniment: Netania Davrath, Soprano Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (the Broadcasting Service Orchestra)   Voice and piano accompaniment: Tom Ben Ishai (Mezzo Soprano) Daniel Kruglov (Piano) Lyrics: Chaim Nachman Bialik Publisher: The Marc Lavry Heritage Society Lyrics: (transliterated from Hebrew to English) Kumi ts’i achoti chala, Kumi ts’i, Kumi ts’i…


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Oved Admato (He that Tills His Land), Song

For Choir with Small Ensemble Marc Lavry, Conductor Kol Zion Lagola Choir (The Broadcasting Service Choir) Additional details: email music@marclavry.org Proverbs 12: 11-12 He that tilleth his ground shall have plenty of bread; but he that followeth after vain things is void of understanding. Transliteration from Hebrew: Shma bni musar avicha Ve’al titosh torat imecha….


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