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Zamir Goes Baroque (933)

Zamir explores rarely heard Jewish polyphony from the 17th and early 18th centuries: synagogue motets (and a few love songs) by Salamone Rossi Hebreo of Mantua, Cantata ebraica by Carlo Grossi of Venice, Louis Saladin’s Canticum Hebraicum, written for the Provençal Jewish community, excerpts from Giuseppe Lidarti’s oratorio Ester, composed in Hebrew for the Jewish community in Amsterdam, and more.

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1 Gagliarda quatra detta la Giustiniana glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
2 Eftakh Na Sefatai glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
3 Kedushah glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
4 Kaddish glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
5 Sinfonia prima a4 glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
6 Adon Olam glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
7 Cor mio glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
8 I bei ligustri e rose glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
9 Dirmi che piu non ardo glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
10 Sonata in Dialogo detta La Viena glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
11 Gagliarda Zambalina glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
12 Gagliarda La Massara glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
13 Spazziam glyphicons-185-volume-up Salamone Rossi
 
14 Cantata ebraica glyphicons-185-volume-up Carlo Grossi
 
Ester (excerpts) Cristiano Lidarti
15 Domu Lakhem glyphicons-185-volume-up
16 Mal’akhim glyphicons-185-volume-up
17 Bet Yisrael Sifdu glyphicons-185-volume-up
18 Anshey Resha glyphicons-185-volume-up
19 Mi-yad Khazak glyphicons-185-volume-up
20 Pitskhu Rina glyphicons-185-volume-up
21 Hetivu Bitru’a Nagen glyphicons-185-volume-up
22 Ki Hu La-khosim Bo Magen glyphicons-185-volume-up
23 Hodu Ha-arets glyphicons-185-volume-up
 
Canticum Hebraicum Louis Saladin
24 Prelude Part One glyphicons-185-volume-up
25 Ashir Le-eyli glyphicons-185-volume-up
26 Interlude glyphicons-185-volume-up
27 Nismekha Yakhad glyphicons-185-volume-up
28 Shelakh Tishbi glyphicons-185-volume-up
29 Bourée glyphicons-185-volume-up
30 Rigaudon glyphicons-185-volume-up
31 Shelakh Tishbi (reprise) glyphicons-185-volume-up
32 Prelude Part Two glyphicons-185-volume-up
33 Yeled Ha-yulad glyphicons-185-volume-up
34 Ya’aleh Veyatsliakh glyphicons-185-volume-up
35 Gavotte glyphicons-185-volume-up
36 Ya’aleh Veyatsliakh (reprise) glyphicons-185-volume-up
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Program Notes Adobe_PDF_file_icon_32x32
Translations Adobe_PDF_file_icon_32x32

 

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