[Mendele] Mendele Personal Notices & Announcements--DOVID BOTWINIK AF DER RADIO-PROGRAM "DOS YIDISHE KOL" - 30 Marts 2011
Victor Bers
victor.bers at yale.edu
Mon Mar 28 20:06:48 EDT 2011
Mendele Personal Notices & Announcements
March 28, 2011
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Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 18:16:22 -0400
From: Mark H. David mhd at yv.org
Subject: Dovid Botwinik/Yiddish Voice
DOVID BOTWINIK AF DER RADIO-PROGRAM "DOS YIDISHE KOL" - 30 Marts 2011
7:30 in Ovnt - Af WUNR 1600 AM un yiddishvoice.com
Dem mitvokh, dem 30stn Marts 2011, 7:30 ovnt, vet men hern ba der
radio-program "Dos Yidishe Kol" (WUNR 1600-AM, Boston) an intervyu (af
yidish) mit Dovid Botwinik vegn zayn lebn un shafn, vegn zayn muzik, un
spetsyel vegn dem aroyskum fun bukh "Fun Khurbn Tsum Lebn: Naye Yidishe
Lider" ("From Holocaust to Life: New Yiddish Songs"). Dovid Botwinik iz
geborn gevorn in Vilne. Nokh dem vos er hot durkhgemakht di tsveyte
velt-milkhome, hot er shtudirt muzik in Roym, un hot zikh bazetst in
Montreal, vu er iz a profesyoneler muziker. In bukh prezentirt er zayn
lebns shafung: 56 originele lider zayne. Me vet oykh hern in program
Botwiniks muzik, gezungen un geshpilt fun farsheydene zinger un muziker.
Nokh vayterdike informatsye vegn Dovid Botwinikn vendt zikh tsum vebzaytl
zayns: www.botwinikmusic.com
"Dos yidishe kol" iz di vekhntlekhe bostoner yidishe radio-program vos
vert transmitirt ale mitvokh 7:30-8:30 ovnt un eyntsaytik durkhn vebzaytl
www.yiddishvoice.com . Khapt a kuk afn vebzaytl oder shtelt zikh in
farbindung elektronish afn adres radio at yv.org oder telefonish mitn numer
617/730-8484, nokh vayterdiker informatsye vegn der program.
DAVID BOTWINIK ON THE "YIDDISH VOICE" - March 30, 2011
7:30 PM - On WUNR 1600 AM and yiddishvoice.com
This Wednesday, March 30, 2011, at 7:30 PM, the "Yiddish Voice" radio
program (WUNR 1600-AM, Boston) will feature an interview (in Yiddish) with
David Botwinik about his life and work, about his music, and especially
about the publication of his new book "From Holocaust to Life: New Yiddish
Songs" ("Fun Khurbn Tsum Lebn: Naye Yidishe Lider"). David Botwinik was
born in Vilna. After surviving the war, he studied music in Rome and later
settled in Montreal, where he's since worked as a professional musician.
The book presents his life's work: 56 original songs. Listeners will hear
not only about the book, but will also get to hear Botwinik's music, sung
and played by various singers and musicians.
For further info on David Botwinik visit: www.botwinikmusic.com
DOVID BOTWINIK AF DER RADIO-PROGRAM "DOS YIDISHE KOL" - 30 Marts 2011
7:30 in Ovnt - Af WUNR 1600 AM un yiddishvoice.com
Dem mitvokh, dem 30stn Marts 2011, 7:30 ovnt, vet men hern ba der
radio-program "Dos Yidishe Kol" (WUNR 1600-AM, Boston) an intervyu (af
yidish) mit Dovid Botwinik vegn zayn lebn un shafn, vegn zayn muzik, un
spetsyel vegn dem aroyskum fun bukh "Fun Khurbn Tsum Lebn: Naye Yidishe
Lider" ("From Holocaust to Life: New Yiddish Songs"). Dovid Botwinik iz
geborn gevorn in Vilne. Nokh dem vos er hot durkhgemakht di tsveyte
velt-milkhome, hot er shtudirt muzik in Roym, un hot zikh bazetst in
Montreal, vu er iz a profesyoneler muziker. In bukh prezentirt er zayn
lebns shafung: 56 originele lider zayne. Me vet oykh hern in program
Botwiniks muzik, gezungen un geshpilt fun farsheydene zinger un muziker.
Nokh vayterdike informatsye vegn Dovid Botwinikn vendt zikh tsum vebzaytl
zayns: www.botwinikmusic.com
"Dos yidishe kol" iz di vekhntlekhe bostoner yidishe radio-program vos
vert transmitirt ale mitvokh 7:30-8:30 ovnt un eyntsaytik durkhn vebzaytl
www.yiddishvoice.com . Khapt a kuk afn vebzaytl oder shtelt zikh in
farbindung elektronish afn adres radio at yv.org oder telefonish mitn numer
617/730-8484, nokh vayterdiker informatsye vegn der program.
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DAVID BOTWINIK ON THE "YIDDISH VOICE" - March 30, 2011
7:30 PM - On WUNR 1600 AM and yiddishvoice.com
This Wednesday, March 30, 2011, at 7:30 PM, the "Yiddish Voice" radio
program (WUNR 1600-AM, Boston) will feature an interview (in Yiddish) with
David Botwinik about his life and work, about his music, and especially
about the publication of his new book "From Holocaust to Life: New Yiddish
Songs" ("Fun Khurbn Tsum Lebn: Naye Yidishe Lider"). David Botwinik was
born in Vilna. After surviving the war, he studied music in Rome and later
settled in Montreal, where he's since worked as a professional musician.
The book presents his life's work: 56 original songs. Listeners will hear
not only about the book, but will also get to hear Botwinik's music, sung
and played by various singers and musicians.
For further info on David Botwinik visit: www.botwinikmusic.com
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