Feingold, Lipa, 1878-1945

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This sheet music contains the song, "Der Idisher Shteren," with words by Max Kramer and music by Lipa Feingold. The sheet music was published by Lipa Feingold in 1938.

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This sheet music contains the song, "Der Neier Yid," with words and music by Lipa Feingold. Piano arrangement by Abraham S. Ellsteein. Published and copyright by Lipa Feingold, 1941.

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This sheet music contains the song, "Der Neyer Yid," with words and music by Lipa Feingold. There is no musical notation, however the versus and chorus are written in Yiddish. Copyright 1928 by Lipa Feingold.

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This sheet music contains the song, "Dos Naie Por," with words and music by Lipa Feingold. Piano arrangement by Abraham S. Ellsteein. Published and copyright by Lipa Feingold, 1941.

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This sheet music contains the song, "Er Aund Zi," with words by Lipa Feingold. Published and copyright by Lipa Feingold, 1934.

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This sheet music is for a song titled, "Haintige Chazonim," or in English, "The Cantors of To Day [sic]." The Hebrew charachters throughout the sheet music are Yiddish. On the back of the music are the verses and chorus written out in full. Words and music written by Lipa Feingold. Piano arrangement by Mae Jaffe. Published by Lipa Feingold in 1927. Engraved and printed by Radom & Neidorff, Inc.

Abstract This is the sheet music for a self-described Hebrew Hymn titled, "Hajom Haras Har Hazofim." The transliteration of the title and song is written with Ashkenazi pronunciation. The title, in a standard Hebrew dialect would transliterate to "Hayom Harat Har Hatzofim." At the top of the cover the Hebrew reads (roughly translated), "Anthem to Honor the Opening of the University in Jerusalem." The lyrics to the sheet music are written in transliterated Hebrew. On the back page are the lyrics,...

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This item is hand-written sheet music, notated by Lipa Feingold. The musical notation is written in pencil. The header information is written in black ink. The top of the page lists that the words are a poem by, "Ch. N. Bialik," and that music is by Lipa Feingold. Copyright is handwritten by Lipa Feingold in 1927.

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A poem or lyric called, "I Believe in Them," by Lipa Feingold.

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This sheet music contains the song, "Ich Vill Zich Nisht Farliben," with words by S. Halpern and music by Lipa Feingold. Published and copyright by S. Halpern and Lipa Feingold, 1941.