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Hebrew Anonymous, Sephardic Traditional
Yedid Nefish - Amant de mon âme
Genres: Folk, International Music, Special Interest, Pop, Classical

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Yedidi Hashakhakhta (Beloved, have you forgotten me?), folksong - Trio Harel, Halevi, Judah
2. Nani nani, Sephardic cradle song - Trio Harel, Traditional
3. Ya viene el cativo - Trio Harel,
4. Durme kerido hijico, lullaby - Trio Harel, Traditional
5. Teromen Bat Rama (Raise up the maiden), folksong - Trio Harel, Anonymous
6. Ya shadill el khan (O rock, our shield), gypsy folksong - Trio Harel, Bozaglo, R. David
7. Alta, alta, va la luna - Trio Harel,
8. Yedid nefesh (Dear Friend), folk song - Trio Harel, Azkari, R. Elazar
9. Mosé, Mosé, Mosé - Trio Harel,
10. Shaar, petakh dodi (Open the door, my beloved), folksong - Trio Harel, Gabirol, Solomon Ib
11. Shekhora ani (I am dark), folksong - Trio Harel, Lavri, Marc
12. Shalom leven-dodi (Welcome to my beloved), folksong - Trio Harel, Gabirol, Solomon Ib
13. Veeda ma (Then I will know), folksong - Trio Harel,

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All Artists: Hebrew Anonymous, Sephardic Traditional
Title: Yedid Nefish - Amant de mon âme
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: ALPHA PRODUCTIONS
Release Date: 7/20/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Folk, International Music, Special Interest, Pop, Classical
Styles: Jewish & Yiddish, Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 026724551123

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CD Reviews

Sephardic prayers based on secular songs

Demantius | Nuneaton, UK | 01/31/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the 11th CD in Alpha's Les chants de la terre series, applying early music research to oral traditions or 'world music'. The performers are Meirav Ben David-Harel, song, percussion, chifonie, Yair Harel, song & percussion, Nima Ben David, viola da gamba, and Michele Claude, percussion. (The digipack never describes the four performers as "Trio Harel")

The music is from a wide range of mainly Sephardic sources, from 10th to 16th CE, performed with as much musicality and panache as any classical Sephardic recording I have heard (as good as the Diaspora Sephardi collection by Jordi Savall on Alia Vox).

Presentation is exemplary - full texts in Spanish, Hebrew (with vowel points) and Arabic (romanized), with English and French translations. An exhaustive essay by Sami Sadak of the University of Provence, also with English translation.

ALPHA511 - 3760014195112 - 1 CD Digipack. Total time 55:41 DDD. Recorded in July 2003 in the Chapelle de l'hopital Notre-Dame du Bon Secours, Paris.

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