Composers: Henoch Kohn, Moshe Wileński,
Hebrew lyrics: Natan Alterman
Vocal: Olga Mieleszczuk,
Lira: Boaz Galili,
Saz: Ittai Binnun,
video: Marcin Koźlinski
arrangement: Olga Mieleszczuk

Two combined songs “a la orientale”,one was sung by Hanka Ordonówna in Warsaw in 30-thies and second by Soshana Damari in late 40-thies in Tel Aviv. Both written by Polish composers, inspired by Jemen Jews folklore. Great example of orientalism.

Composer of the first one Henoch Kohn came from Lodz and was part of artistic group Yung Yidish. He composed music to the famous movie The Dybbuk based on the celebrated play of the same name by S. Ansky.
Second was written by Moshe Wileński, who left Warsaw already in 30-thies and immigrated to Palestine. Together with Natan Alterman – also from Warsaw – they created first Hebrew cabaret Li-La-Lo (For me, for her, for you), which was inspired by cabarets from Warsaw.

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