During the 1920s he began performing what came to be known as his "word concerts" to great critical acclaim.
During the "word concerts" he recited classics of Yiddish literature such as works of Itsik Manger and Scholem Aleichem.
[2] Ten albums with selections of his word concerts were issued in the 1950s and 1960s.
[3] He held his last concert in 1992 in Holon, Israel, in conjunction with his 100th birthday.
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