PERETS
VALIKH (VALEKH)
He was resident of Odessa. He authored Yiddish folksongs: Garlands toyt, a moralishe lid fun dem
odeser rabiner (Garland’s death, a moral song of the Odessa rabbi) (Odessa:
Aba Dukhna, 1890), 12 pp.; Di yunge
ferloyrene kimpertoren (The young, flustered women in childbirth), “with
her tiny tot. And with new songs: (1) The
Stabbed Only Son; (2) The Blind Girl; (3) The Joyous Tomcat; (4) The Singer
Quarrels with Poverty…. Written by Perets
Valekh, Odessa (Aba Dukhna, 1897), 22 pp.”
Other biographical details remain unknown.
Source:
Sh. Viner, Katalog fun yidishe
folkslider (Catalogue of Yiddish folksongs), supplement to S. M. Ginzburg
and P. S. Marek, Yevreiskiye narodniye
pecni v Rossii (Yiddish folksongs in Russia) (St. Petersburg, 1901).
Zaynvl Diamant
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