Feingold, Lipa, 1878-1945

Lipa Feingold moved to Denver in 1908 with his family and they resided in the city's west Colfax East European Jewish community. Feingold worked as a jeweler, but he composed musical compositions and lyrics in English and Yiddish in his spare time. In 1925 he left Denver for New York City to pursue his musical career in Tin Pan Alley. The collection consists of a number of Feingold's sheet music, bulletins and jewelry patents.

A pamphlet titled, "My Daily Thought," with words and music by Lipa Feingold. The pamphlet contians sheet music and a poem. The lyrics for the song are the first stanza of the poem. Published by The L.F. Music Publishing Co. - Denver, Colorado.

This sheet music contains the song, "My Daily Thought," with words and music by Lipa Feingold. Published by Lipa Feingold in 1939.

This sheet music contains the song, "Naches," with words by Nochum Yood and music by Lipa Feingold. Piano arrangement by M. Wolf. The sheet music was published by Lipa Feingold in 1936.

This pamphlet contians sheet music for the song, "Oh! That Dream!" Music by Lipa Feingold and words by Sam Schlesinger Jr. Copyright MCMXXII (1922) by Lipa Feingold.

This sheet music contains an arrangement of the traditional Jewish song, "Shalom Aleichem," with music by Lipa Feingold. Published in 1939 by Lipa Feingold. Copyright 1942 by Lipa Feingold.

This sheet music contains an arrangement of the traditional Jewish song, "Shalom Aleichem," with music by Lipa Feingold. Published in 1939 by Lipa Feingold. Copyright 1942 by Lipa Feingold.

This sheet music contains the song, "Thank God," with words and music by Lipa Feingold. Piano arrangement by M. Wolf. Copyright 1939 by Lipa Feingold.

This sheet music contains the song, "The Bright Way," with words by Morton M. Berman, music by Lipa Feingold, and piano arrangement by M. Wolf. The sheet music was published in 1932 by L. Feingold.

This item is a small book of sheet music by Lipa Feingold. Aside from copyright and publishing statements, the entire songbook is in Yiddish. Words and music for all of the songs are by Lipa Feingold. Published and copyright by Lipa Feingold 1940.