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Segah rängi
… "Segah rängi" for garmoshka (accordion) and ensemble is from the Azeri tradition. It consists of a short Räng, an …
Khars
… Izrailov, the director of Lezginka, heard this song from his grandmother in the city of Kuba and adopted it for …
Räng Ovshori
… repeated several times. The Ovshori is a popular dance from southern Daghestan. Similar to the Täräkämä, the …
Täräkämä (1)
… meaning of the word is "sweat of the back," and is derived from the fact that the dancer perform until exhaution. In the …
Ä sär savzä
… Ä sär savzä ("On the grass") is a song from the Jewish Theater in which a bird praises the wonders …
Khubä voäho
… recording, the singer Purim Abramova greets her guests from Israel while they raise their glasses in a toast. She …
Chuklä 'äilaymä
… Chuklä 'äilaymä ("My little child") is a children's song from the town of Kuba ( Ghubä in Juhuri) in which the Mother …
Odigüzäl
… Ovosunachi (epic song). The present fragment is a section from the epos Odigüzäl from the Azeri tradition which was performed by the Jewish …
Mä'ni Khäytoghi
… This song is a humoristic wedding song from northen Caucasus in the form of bäyt (stanzas of four …
Äji tü yormä?
… ("where are you, my lover?") is a popular wedding song from Daghestan by an anonymous composer based on a text by …