Shirim Rusiim Medley:Balalaika,Serdtse-Rina,Smuglianka

Arranged by Natasha J. Hirschorn
Izabella Tabarovsky, Alto solo
Hazzan Natasha J. Hirschorn, Soprano solo
Balalaika, by Kobi Oshrat
Serdtse-Rina, by Isaak Dunayevsky
Smuglianka, by Anatoliy Novikov
Serdtse is a popular 1930s Soviet tango that traveled to Israel and became known in its Hebrew version as Rina--a young woman's name. The sincerely romantic language of the original was replaced with satirical verses, turning the song into a mockery of sentimental love.
Smuglianka was written in the 1940s in the style of a Moldovan folk song. It later became a Soviet favorite and eventually found its way to Israel, where it became Neurei Zahav.

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Great!!! Well done! Good Russian pronunciation, nice people in chorus!