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SKU: A0.868930
Composed by Lev PULVER (1883 – 1970). Arranged by Sergei LEONOV. 20th Century,Musical/Show,World. Score and parts. 34 pages. Really Good Music, LLC. #5000195. Published by Really Good Music, LLC. (A0.868930).The publication is based on the manuscripts from musical archive of Lev PULVER (1883 – 1970). It has been realized and edited by Sergei LEONOV. Song of Pnina "Arum mayn kop" is one of the three surviving fragments of music to the Moscow State Yiddish Theater (GOSET) production Bar Kokhba (1938). The text in Yiddish was written by Samuil (Shmuel) Halkin. The range of the solo voice is Eb4–Cb5. The "Song of Pnina" is definitely among the masterpieces of Yiddish musical culture of the 20th century.
Introductory text to the publication, written by Sergei Leonov, includes a short biography of the composer and a description of "Song of Pnina "Arum mayn kop".
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