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              Liner Notes
              Toybn (Doves), to a poem by Zishe Weinper [Weinperlekh] (1893–1957), explores the moods of loneliness and gloom mediated by the cooing of two white doves.
              By: Neil W. Levin
              
            
            
               
              Lyrics
              
                
              
              
                
                  
                    Poem: Zishe Weinper [Zishe Weinperlech]
Sung in Yiddish
Doves are perched at my window,
 Two white doves.
 I will open the window
 Open it for them.
In my quiet, lonely room
 They will coo.
 They will coo in my room,
 The two white doves.
In the night of deep gloom
 They will coo;
 In the night of deep gloom
 The two white doves will coo.
 
                   
                
                  
                    Poem: Zishe Weinper [Zishe Weinperlech]
toybn shteyen bay mayn fenster,
 vayse toybn tsvey.
 efenen vel ikh dem fenster,
 efenen far zey.
in mayn shtiln, eynzam tsimer
 vorken vein zey.
 vorken vein in mayn tsimer
 vayse toybn tsvey.
in der nakht fun shvern umet
 vorken vein zey
 in der nakht fun shvartsn umet,
 vayse toybn tsvey.
                   
                
               
              
            
             
            Credits
            
              Composer: 
Solomon Golub
            
            
            
              Length: 01:18
            
            
              Genre: Art Song
            
            
              
                Performers:
                
                  Ida Rae Cahana, Soprano; 
                
                  John Musto, Piano
                
              
            
            
              
                
                  
Date Recorded: 12/01/2001
Venue: Lefrak Concert Hall/Colden Center for the Arts (D), Flushing, New York
Engineer: Lazarus, Tom
Assistant Engineer: Frost, David
Project Manager: Schwendener, Paul
                
              
            
            
              Additional Credits: Translation: Eliyahu Mishulovin