‘Oy Vey’ is Jewish for ‘Uff-da’ is a live story-and-song concert by Elisa Korenne that tells the stories of the Jewish immigrants to the rural Upper Midwest. It features original songs about real people and events, stories, and explanations of history and culture.
Below are the songs in order of performance. To download, for right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) and select “Download linked file” or “Save As”:
- Introduction to Show
- Intro to “Moishe the Peddler”
- Moishe the Peddler
- Definitions: ‘Oy Vey’ and ‘Uff-da’
- Intro to “Courthouse Synagogue”
- Courthouse Synagogue
- Intro to “Hold On”
- Hold On – The Dr. Bronner Song
- Jewish Life on the Plains
- Sweet Dakotaland
- Mail Order Bride – The Rachel Calof song
- Intro to “I Can Do It Too”
- I Can Do It Too – The Sophie Trupin Song
- Intro to “When Feathers Flew”
- When Feathers Flew – The Wadena Song
- An Explosive 4th of July
- Intro to “Look Into My Eyes”
- Look Into My Eyes – The Sanford Berman Rap
- Sabbath Closing
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