The Second Waltz

Sylvie Vartan - Caro Mozart (1971)

Lysistrata

A timeless, genre-blending journey through the wonder, grief, chaos, and joy of the holiday season—told through soul-stirring vocals, cinematic orchestrations, and unapologetic heart.

From the aching nostalgia of “FAO Schwarz Christmas” and the triumphant spiritual grandeur of “Christmas Voices” to the cheeky, high-kick energy of “Oyfn Yidn, Kein Nit-Krismas!” (a Yiddish big-band banger), this album dances between memory and merriment.

We waltz through the bittersweet magic of preparation in “Christmas Forever Waltz,” rediscover innocent faith beside “Latkes with My Bubby,” and reclaim lost spirit in “Scrooge Struggle Sways.” Whether you're lighting a menorah or trimming a tree, dancing with your ghosts or frying something golden, there's a place for you here—under candlelight, in memory’s kitchen, on a snowy stage.

With sweeping strings, gospel choirs, klezmer clarinets, and soaring melodies, Eternal Lights & Latkes captures what makes the season eternal: love, laughter, longing… and latkes.

Dedicated to anyone who ever found holiness in a toybox, a train set, or a grandmother’s frying pan.

Track 11 Latkes with My Bubby

Her hakkı saklıdır. / All rights reserved. © 2015, Alp Yenier.

Müzik: Alp Yenier

Çilek Kokusu | Tango

reminiscence /ذكريات

Je suis l'auteur, compositeur, arrangeur de cette ballade jazz.
La voix a été générée avec Suno AI.

De l’Amour et ses méandres 
Je me méfie 
Et cette phobie, Alexandre 
Je te confie 
J’ai le cœur beaucoup trop tendre 
Je le sais bien 
Ne le réduis pas en cendres 
Ne gâche rien  

Auras-tu l’art de comprendre
Je n’en sais rien
Mais je sais bien ce qu’engendrent
Ces précieux liens
Es-tu capable d’attendre 
Le temps qu’il faut
Que j’arrive à me détendre
Pour me jeter à l’eau

Pour me jeter à l’eau
 

Avant de me jeter à l'eau

Behind the Curtain invites you into a small, smoky club where one spotlight finds a lone chanteuse. These songs are intimate postcards from 1940 - 1950 Europe, street-lamp romances, train-station goodbyes, backstage confessions, and the quiet courage of women who keep going.

Track 11 Latkes with My Bubby

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