Yemenite and other folk songs
Publisher: Folkways
Published: 1958
Language: heb
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Yemenite Music; Hebrew Folk songs
Notes: Program notes and texts, with transliteration and English translations ([8] p.) inserted in container.

Title on container: Yemenite and other Israel folk songs.

Sung in Hebrew by Geula Gill, with vocal and instrumental acc.
Table of contents: title: Taam haman = The taste of manna (Bukharian); title: Sa-e-nu = To the desert; title: Bien n'har prat = Between the rivers (Persian); title: Elohim eshala = The Lord I'll ask; title: Of noded = Bird without a nest (Persian); title: Beboocharah = In Bukhara (Bukharian); title: Mipiel = From the lips (of God); title: Havdlah (Burkharian); title: Hit-ra-goot = Serenity (Sephardic); title: Shur do-di = Song of my beloved (Yemenite); title: Nitzani shalom = Birds of peace (Sephardic); title: Kich-lot yeh-ni = Pools of water; title: Debka = Dance (Druse).