Year
1991
Synagogue Music in the Baroque Vol. 1
The Chicago Manual of Style
Adler, Israel, ed. Synagogal Music in the Baroque - Vol. 1, Anthology of Music Traditions in Israel, Vol. 7, 2nd edition. Jewish Music Research Centre, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem AMTI CD 9101, 1991, 1 compact disc.
Synagogal art music prior to the Emancipation (17th-18th centuries), from Italy, Amsterdam and Southern France. Contains works by: Salamone Rossi, Carlo Grossi, Volunio Gallichi, Francesco Drei, and anonymous composers (Italy); Abraham Caceres, Cristiano G. Lidarti (Amsterdam); and Louis Saladin (Southern France). Recorded on a live concert held in Jerusalem on August 3, 1978, in association with the World Congress on Jewish Music, The Israel Festival and the Israel Broadcasting Authority. Performers: The Cameran Singers, Chamber ensemble and soloists under the direction of Avner Itai; Gila Yaron, soprano; Mirah Zakai, alto; Nigel Rogers and Louis Garb, tenors; Willy Haparnas, baritone; Valery Maisky, cembalo; Ehud Leibner, narrator. Accompanied by English program notes, and Hebrew text with English translation.
1st edition (1978) was published and released as a cassette.
Listen to full album online on NLI website.
You can also find the album on Apple Music, or download MP3s on Amazon.
Italy
Salamone Rossi
Carlo Grossi
Volunio Gallichi and Francesco Drei
Amsterdam
Composer: Abraham Caceres. Text: Isaac Aboab da Fonseca
Abraham Caceres
Cristiano G. Lidarti (Ps. 68, 36)
Cristiano G. Lidarti (Ps.150,6, amplified)
Cristiano G. Lidarti
