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Gimpel the Fool
David Schiff, Zeller, Fortunato, Walsh, Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
730099901079
31 tracksReleased 2007-05-28
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730099901079 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Gimpel the Fool” by David Schiff, Zeller, Fortunato, Walsh, Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler, released 2007-05-28. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 31 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include HKI190711601, HKI190711602, HKI190711603.
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Track List (31)
| # | Track Title | Artist(s) | ISWC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Overture. “We are here to tell you the tale of Gimpel” (Badkhen) | Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Elka’s Death‐Bed Scene. “Let us begin, at the ending” (Badkhen, Elka, Gimpel) | Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, D’Anna Fortunato, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 3 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Gimpel’s Monologue. “So Elka deceived me, and I just believed her” (Gimpel, Badkhen, Townspeople) | Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 4 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Once we saw how easy it was to fool Gimpel…” (Badkhen, Townspeople, Gimpel) | Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 5 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: The Rabbi’s Advice. “Gimpel was so confused…” (Badkhen, Rabbi) | Thomas Glenn, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 6 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “But even the Rabbi’s ugly daughter…” (Badkhen, Rabbi’s Daughter, Rabbi, Gimpel) | Thomas Glenn, Megan Besley, Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 7 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Little March. “Matchmaking for Gimpel!” (Badkhen) | Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 8 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “So that’s the one!” (Elka, Gimpel, Badkhen, Rabbi) | D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 9 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Little March (reprise). “The wedding ceremony took place…” (Badkhen) | Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | T-071.263.927-4 | |
| 10 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Mi adir al hakol…” (Rabbi) | Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 11 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Badkhen’s Song. “O echod mi yodeya?” (Badkhen, Townspeople, Rabbi) | Kevin Walsh, Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 12 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: The Wedding Contract. “Akhas asor, yom la khoidesh adar…” (Rabbi, Badkhen) | Thomas Glenn, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 13 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: The Wedding Song. “All day long I watch the clouds” (Yetta, Wolf‐Leib) | Megan Besley, Vale Rideout, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 14 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Sameyakh tesamakh reyim hahuvim” (Rabbi) | Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 15 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “It was a black moment for Gimpel” (Badkhen, Gimpel) | Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 16 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Mazel Tov” (All) | Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | T-070.026.688-1 | |
| 17 | Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Elka, don’t leave your new husband…” (Gimpel, Elka, Badkhen) | Richard Zeller, D’Anna Fortunato, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-1 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Lullaby. “Four months after the wedding…” (Badkhen, Gimpel, Elka, Rabbi) | D’Anna Fortunato, Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-2 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Pantomime. “But what was the connection between Elka and Eve?” (Badkhen) | Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-3 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Bread Song. “Out of love to my wife…” (Gimpel) | Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-4 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Night Music | Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-5 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: “O I forgot to tell you about my goat” (Gimpel, Goat) – “Where is the lad?” (Gimpel, Elka) | Richard Zeller, Alissa Mercurio Rowe, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-6 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Elka’s Gevalt. “May all the dreams I’ve dreamed tonight…” (Elka, Townspeople, Gimpel) | D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-7 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: The Divorce. “Gimpel had no choice…” (Badkhen, Gimpel, Townspeople, Elka, Rabbi) | Thomas Glenn, Kevin Walsh, D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-8 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Gimpel’s Second Monologue. “I should have gotten angry” (Gimpel, Badkhen) | Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-9 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Little March (reprise). “Gimpel, you’re not fair to Elka” (Townspeople, Gimpel, Rabbi) | Richard Zeller, Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | T-071.263.927-4 | |
| 2-10 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Elka’s Death‐Bed Scene (continued). “And if Maimonides says it’s kosher!” (Gimpel, Badkhen) – Pantomime. “Now listen Gimpel…” (Elka, Gimpel) | D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-11 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: “One night as he lay asleep in the bakery…” (Badkhen, Evil One, Gimpel) | Kevin Walsh, Alissa Mercurio Rowe, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-12 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: “Gimpel, what have you done now?” (Elka’s Ghost, Gimpel) | D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-13 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Finale. “Heeding Elka’s words, Gimpel dug a hole in the ground…” (Badkhen, Gimpel, Townspeople, Boy) | Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — | |
| 2-14 | Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Finale (continued). “You always tell the same stories” (Boy, Gimpel, Elka, Badkhen) | Richard Zeller, D’Anna Fortunato, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler | — |
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Overture. “We are here to tell you the tale of Gimpel” (Badkhen)
Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Elka’s Death‐Bed Scene. “Let us begin, at the ending” (Badkhen, Elka, Gimpel)
Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, D’Anna Fortunato, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Gimpel’s Monologue. “So Elka deceived me, and I just believed her” (Gimpel, Badkhen, Townspeople)
Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Once we saw how easy it was to fool Gimpel…” (Badkhen, Townspeople, Gimpel)
Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: The Rabbi’s Advice. “Gimpel was so confused…” (Badkhen, Rabbi)
Thomas Glenn, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “But even the Rabbi’s ugly daughter…” (Badkhen, Rabbi’s Daughter, Rabbi, Gimpel)
Thomas Glenn, Megan Besley, Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Little March. “Matchmaking for Gimpel!” (Badkhen)
Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “So that’s the one!” (Elka, Gimpel, Badkhen, Rabbi)
D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Mi adir al hakol…” (Rabbi)
Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act I: Badkhen’s Song. “O echod mi yodeya?” (Badkhen, Townspeople, Rabbi)
Kevin Walsh, Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act I: The Wedding Contract. “Akhas asor, yom la khoidesh adar…” (Rabbi, Badkhen)
Thomas Glenn, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: The Wedding Song. “All day long I watch the clouds” (Yetta, Wolf‐Leib)
Megan Besley, Vale Rideout, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Sameyakh tesamakh reyim hahuvim” (Rabbi)
Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “It was a black moment for Gimpel” (Badkhen, Gimpel)
Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act I: “Elka, don’t leave your new husband…” (Gimpel, Elka, Badkhen)
Richard Zeller, D’Anna Fortunato, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Lullaby. “Four months after the wedding…” (Badkhen, Gimpel, Elka, Rabbi)
D’Anna Fortunato, Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Pantomime. “But what was the connection between Elka and Eve?” (Badkhen)
Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Bread Song. “Out of love to my wife…” (Gimpel)
Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Night Music
Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: “O I forgot to tell you about my goat” (Gimpel, Goat) – “Where is the lad?” (Gimpel, Elka)
Richard Zeller, Alissa Mercurio Rowe, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Elka’s Gevalt. “May all the dreams I’ve dreamed tonight…” (Elka, Townspeople, Gimpel)
D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: The Divorce. “Gimpel had no choice…” (Badkhen, Gimpel, Townspeople, Elka, Rabbi)
Thomas Glenn, Kevin Walsh, D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Gimpel’s Second Monologue. “I should have gotten angry” (Gimpel, Badkhen)
Kevin Walsh, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Richard Zeller, Thomas Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Elka’s Death‐Bed Scene (continued). “And if Maimonides says it’s kosher!” (Gimpel, Badkhen) – Pantomime. “Now listen Gimpel…” (Elka, Gimpel)
D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: “One night as he lay asleep in the bakery…” (Badkhen, Evil One, Gimpel)
Kevin Walsh, Alissa Mercurio Rowe, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: “Gimpel, what have you done now?” (Elka’s Ghost, Gimpel)
D’Anna Fortunato, Richard Zeller, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
—
Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Finale. “Heeding Elka’s words, Gimpel dug a hole in the ground…” (Badkhen, Gimpel, Townspeople, Boy)
Richard Zeller, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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Gimpel the Fool, Act II: Finale (continued). “You always tell the same stories” (Boy, Gimpel, Elka, Badkhen)
Richard Zeller, D’Anna Fortunato, Kevin Walsh, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler
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730099901079 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Gimpel the Fool by David Schiff, Zeller, Fortunato, Walsh, Glenn, Third Angle Ensemble, Kenneth Kiesler. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.
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