Arbetlosenmarsch ארבעטלאָזע מארש [⭐ LYRICS YID/ENG] [German Traditional Music] [Yiddish Song]

[@Mikesman1000]

השיר הזה יותר רלוונטי עם כל יום שעובר. This song is more relevant with each day passing.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@comeanomalocaris8267]

יאָ

[@samsadowitz1724]

There's actually an updated cover of this very song published around the 2008 crash. That piece is called "Marching Jobless Corps" they use the English first for modern lyrics with the same melody, then halfway through, they belt out the Yiddish. As soon as I heard it o had a "hol' up" moment

[@joeyj6808]

The great power of the worker is best manifested by them sitting down and refusing to work. The world then stops turning.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@davidbouvier8895]

Workers in North America today seem to be rediscovering this truth.

[@Alex-Azl]

Ashkenazim have the best songs, todah rabah!

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@mentei7384]

Arbeitsamt lässt grüßen

[@ProfLiangZhu]

:D

[@kolkoreh2046]

This song is not about the desire to work but about the right to not work under conditions of exploitation

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^right

[@StormAce96]

Das Erscheinungsjahr 1929 ist kein Zufall.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@semperfidelis3432]

Excellent ❤👏👏 Das war eine schlimme Zeit,wahrlich.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@wardog7512]

It all became much much worse later

[@gabischon9214]

​@@wardog7512ja, 33/39/41/45

[@7usmediagroup]

Thank you for loading up this great jiddish Track!

[@ProfLiangZhu]

Glad you enjoy it!^^

[@gabischon9214]

Ah, das ist jiddish! ❤😊 tolle Musik und wertvoller Text.

[@majesticcrane9962]

Master of time abello castle theme

[@JohnDoe-in2gk]

How appropriate!

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@biglebene]

Lippen und Land, so nah bei einander, in die Deutung zu werfen. Find ich toll. Höre mehr immer bei der Zeile "wo lippen menschen freie" im Lied kommt, auch Lippen anstatt wie in der Übersetzung Land steht. Sowie Hammerglanz mehr als Hammerklang. Dennoch liegt es beides nah, besonder bei Glanz & Klang im Zusammenhang mit Fabriken&Maschinen fetzt, zudem wenn ich es stark durch mein Gehrin feuer kann aus Klang auch Glanz werden..

[@mik4066]

I don't know about you but I really like this music

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@Artorias1234]

Jiddisch ist immer wieder lustig zu hören^^

[@ProfLiangZhu]

Ist auch ne interessante Kultur gewesen, wenn man so sagen will.^^

[@algi1948]

Leider, nicht mehr.

[@Bildsturmer]

The singer has a German accent and is pronouncing the words how they would be in German rather than Yiddish, or otherwise replacing certain words with their German cognates, so this isn't the most authentic recording of this song.

[@cyber_habanero]

@@Bildsturmer A lot of the Jewish/Jiddish people was German or Austrian, by the way. So what makes you think of your idea and where you come from?

[@helgalegoupil5531]

​@@Bildsturmeryou dont know the history of jiddish(judisch) language,I love jiddish ,but the story of the song are very sad

[@panzerkamphwaggenlll5247]

One, two, three, four, we are the unemployed, not heard for months in the Factory the hammer sound. they lie in cold, forgotten, the rust will eat them, let's walk around the alley, like important people, idling around, like important people idling around. One, two, three, four, we are the unemployed, without clothes, without a home, our bed is earth and mud, if someone still has something to eat, you ration every bite, water, like what the rich people do with wine, we pour into ourselves, we pour into ourselves.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@ytgfy]

Can relate to this song😂

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@tymanung6382]

Artistically great song----- unfortunately accurate + still.needed

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@mehmeta.5557]

👍

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@claudemaurin7452]

Chanson de Mordechai GEBIRTIG

[@HieronymusBosch-f1w]

«Марш безработных». А кто поёт?

[@ProfLiangZhu]

Zupfgeigenhansel

[@Mikesman1000]

Мы.

[@algi1948]

Poet: Polski yevrei - Abraham Gebirtig.

[@petruska111]

Jedes Wort verstanden

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@boricua6485]

“A free country” I think two big bearded Germans, a bald Russian lawyer, and a mustached Georgian helped make that

[@KarenManukian-o6s]

(((two Germans)))

[@dannyheeley5866]

That 'moustached Georgian' was about as much as an advocate of freedom as Polpot was for education.

[@biglebene]

Ich liebe Englisch, besonders wenn der Text Bärte, Bären, Russen und das Land das Georg heisst, sich dreht.

[@itacom2199]

​@@KarenManukian-o6sKy

[@0tt0hering41]

Koscherklänge

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@andreasinobelarusmcewen5000]

Em a Polish Muslim but em just watching this song for cultural reasons.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

^^

[@nicks0alive]

As a polish muslim, do you mean a Tatar person?? If yes, then I have many more questions about Tartar culture, if you wouldn't mind... (btw, I am an American)

[@notme437]

Yiddish written with German spelling is very strange to the eyes 🥴

[@teslashark]

The song is somehow covered into a CHinese love song a few years ago, called 偷星星的月亮

[@ProfLiangZhu]

LOL! XD

[@teslashark]

@@ProfLiangZhu I might be the first or even only person to realize this, please give it a try and spread the word!

[@Fuegonzalo]

It doesn't sound anything like it

[@erenkocaman2001]

Arbeitsamt gib Arbeit ich muss Shisha kaufen.

[@ProfLiangZhu]

Mach Shisha auf.

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

diy shisha

[@elijahrothman9038]

This is not German!

[@emanuelezanon4262]

The language is Yiddish. The country of origin of the song is indeed Germany.

[@tymanung6382]

There is much more. See websites "Yiddish.labor poets" "Yiddish or Jewish women workers songs" etc. various singers including current Daniel.Kahn.+ Painted Bird "Yiddish.or Jewish Partisan.Songs" etc. (+ all sorts of nonpolitical.songs).

[@ProfLiangZhu]

Yes indeed. Thanks for sharing! For everyone who is intrested in learning yiddish I can recomment the newspaper "Forward" which got articles in yiddish. ^^