From Jewish Folk Poetry - Structure

Structure

The cycle consists of 11 songs:

  1. The Lament for the Dead Child
  2. The Thoughtful Mother and Aunt
  3. Lullaby
  4. Before a Long Parting
  5. A Warning
  6. The Abandoned Father
  7. The Song of Misery
  8. Winter
  9. A Good Life
  10. The Young Girl's Song
  11. Happiness

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