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1975 Songs Of Yerushalayim Jerusalem Hed-Arzi Israel Vinyl LP Record Gatefold
Vinyl / Jacket Grade per Goldmine Standard: VG / VG
Side 1 1."HED ARZi" VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Ki Mizion (Book of Isaiah, E. Amiran) 2.NAMA HENDEL: Y'ffe Nof (Yehuda Halevy, Y. Neeman) 3."HED ARZI" VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Vatekhezena Eyneynu (N. C. Melamed) 4.SHOSHANA DAMARi: Uri Zion (Book of Isaiah, M. Wilensky) 5."HED ARZI" VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Lekhu Venivne (Book of Nehemia, M. Zeira) 6.NAMA HENDEL: Me'al Pisgath Har Hazofim (A. Hameiri, folktune) Arr. By: 1,5 — Gil Aldema 2,6 — Nama Hendel 3— Yehezkel Braun 4— Moshe Wilensky Side 2 1.SHULY NATHAN: Yerushalayim Shel Zahav (Naomi Shemer) 2.KARMON ENSEMBLE: Roni Vesimchi (Book of Zechariah, E. Gabai) 3."HED ARZI" VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Veyehuda Le'olam Teshev (Book of Joel, Yakobson) 4."HED ARZI" VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Golu Golu (A. Ashman, E. Amiran) 5.SHLOMO KARUBACH: Milcdash Melech (Trad., Sh. Karlibach) 6.RON ELIRAN: Lach Yerushalayim (A. Ettinger, E. Rubinstein) Arr. by: 1 — Shuly Nathan 2,3, 4 — Gil Aldema 5— Benedict Silberman 6— Eli Rubinstein Musical Advisor: SHABTAI PETROUCHKA PODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE WORLD ZIONIST ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION AND CULTURE IN THE DIA SONGS OF JERUSALEM This record contains twelve songs of Jerusalem — some that were sung in the early days of its history and others created in our great and tempestuous days. Jerusalem — crowned with hymns and prayers, songs of yearning and songs of battle on its walls. Its people sang when they dwelt in the city before it was laid waste; they sang in exile, never forgetting it, bearing it always in their hearts; pilgrims sang when they visited it, in joy and trembling and tears, kissing its sun-scorched stones; Jews sang when they returned to stay, standing on the peak of Scopus after centuries of dreaming. And a new song of our time has been added to the age-old songs of Jerusalem: "Jerusalem the Golden" — which was sung at the Temple Wall by battle-weary para- troopers on the day when Jerusalem became one city, "a city that is compact together." This record, which is issued in Jerusalem, Capital of Israel, is designed to be a musical emissary from the Land of Israel ot the Diaspora, so that these songs may be heard by Jews wherever they may be. We hope that those who near it will join in and sing together with the singers — and go on singing the songs of Jerusalem by themselves: in the family circle, in the schools, in the youth movements, and on the road to Jerusalem. Department for Education and Culture in the Diaspora




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