Listen to some of Miryem-Khaye’s songs, in mp3 format.
- Nyu-york, nyu-york (New York) – words and music by Amanda (Miryem-Khaye) Seigel, Copyright 2006. A Yiddishist anthem for the one-of-a-kind New York City.
- Dos trinken-lid (“Drinking Song”) – words and music by Amanda (Miryem-Khaye Seigel), Copyright 2007. Hearty and carefree drinking song of King Akhashveyrush and fellow revelers in “Purim in Khelm”.
- Mit dir (“With you”) – words and music by Amanda (Miryem-Khaye) Seigel, Copyright 2006. Esther and Akhashveyrush’s waltz from the 2006-2007 musical comedy “Purim in Khelm”.
- Zayt bagrist (“Welcome”) - words and music by Amanda (Miryem-Khaye) Seigel, Copyright 2002, 2006. Quasi-Hasidic opening number featured in “Purim in Khelm” and “Makht a tsimes!”.
- Bin ikh mir a shnayderl (“I’m a little tailor”) – author unknown. Yiddish folksong of poverty and ironic humor.
-Many thanks to Doug Tracy of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (Mit dir, Nyu-york, and Zayt bagrist), and Ben Seigel of Madison, Wisconsin (Bin ikh mir a shnayderl and Dos trinken-lid), for expert recording and mixing.
