Boosey and Hawkes

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This Yiddish lullaby from around the turn of the 20th century is derived from a Russian song by Mikhail Lermontov. Amid the uncertainties of this world, there can never be too many lullabies, reassuring children that all will be well. The original language of Yiddish is included throughout but optional English is offered for the middle verse.
Boosey and Hawkes Shlof, Mayn Fegele (Sleep, My Little One) UNIS/2PT arranged by Lee Kesselman

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