Donna Donna/Shalom Alechim

The first is a song from the theatre production Esterke, music by Shalom Secunda. The second is a traditional Yiddish tune. For more about Moonrakers, visit www.moonrakers.net

[@helencosgrove3711]

I learnt this at school, thanks for the memory

[@ashirdaoosterlee3605]

✌️ Peace ☮️ within our ♥️

[@julyannevaldevia2908]

Excellent rendering

[@yvelinec3557]

où avez vous fait ? VÔS'etüdes ? EN CEVÊNNES !!!!!? aux chemins bas d' Avignon ? AU CÊNTRE CARREMEAUX DE NÎMES !!!!!les COMPÂGNONS !!!!!?

[@chrisbarlow6422]

Didn’t that farmer walk into the assembly with a ox head under each arm?

[@moragmckay7673]

Does anyone know the name of the girl with the lovely voice? I've sung this since 1965, when a friend taught me it in our Primary school playground. It's taken me until today, when I saw in the comments section of the Joan Baez version my friend knew, to discover it came from a Jewish song- I'd always thought somewhere like Chile, for some reason.

[@Moonrakers1]

The girl with the lovely voice is Jo Daley. She's no longer with us in Moonrakers, but we have another very fine singer, Sarah Fell.

[@moragmckay7673]

@@Moonrakers1 Thank you for replying. Glad to hear you are still performing.

[@TuanAnh-ib5nk]

I wonder what is the style melody tone make wrong the original Dona song .

[@vaughanrichards7438]

Donovan a Joan Baez ac nawr y fersiwn hon sydd hefyd yn cyfareddu.