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Listen to the Song that My Heart Sings: 
Sample Track Album: 2013

Oy Mame, Bin Ikh Farlibt
Music and Lyrics Abraham Ellstein, 1941


This upbeat, jazzy song was written for a recording session with Molly Picon. The music captures the breathlessness, joy, wonderment and excitement of being in love. Abraham Ellstein wrote during the heyday of American Yiddish theater. He was considered a part of the “big four of second avenue” along with Sholom Secunda, Joseph Rumshinsky, and Alexander Olshanetsky. Ellstein was accompanist, arranger and compose for Molly Picon. Ellstein was also devoted to liturgical music, and directed a weekly radio broadcast entitled, “The Song of the Synagogue” which  featured many of the beloved cantors of the day. He toured with Yosele Rosenblatt, one of the most famous cantors of the day, through Europe and America. Ellstein wrote for Broadway, radio,and television , in addition to his contributions to synagogue repertoire.

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Lauren Furman, Voice 
​Joyce Rosenzweig, Piano

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Cantor Lauren Furman Adesnik
  • Home
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    • Sample Tracks 2021 >
      • Text and Translations
      • Am I Awake-Barchu
      • L'cha Dodi
      • Modeh Ani
      • Hashkiveinu
      • Avinu Malkeinu
      • Let There be Love
    • Sample Tracks 2013 >
      • Texts and Translations
      • Shalom Aleichem
      • L'Cha Dodi
      • Hashkiveinu
      • Shema Koleinu
      • Heal Us Now
      • Oseh Shalom
      • Oy Mame Bin Ikh Farlibt
    • Lament as a Doorway to Hope 2013 >
      • Texts and Translations
      • Al Naharot Bavel
      • Lamentation
      • Como La Rosa En La Guerta
      • Jeremiah 09/11
      • Cantare
      • Yosl Klezmer
      • If I Sing You are the Music
      • Passover
      • Shir Hamaalot: Mimaamakim
      • Harbstlid
      • K'vod'cha
      • Sure on this Shining Night
      • Shir Hamaalot
      • Hayashan Yitchadesh
      • Dream With Me
  • Video
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    • Vshamru: Shabbat Shirah
    • Ears that Cannot Hear: Shabbat of the Senses
    • Psalm 23: Living Theology in Song
    • Poetry
    • Ein Kemach Ein Torah
    • Freedom Rings
    • Music and Memory
    • Mar Cheshvan
  • Picture Gallery
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