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"Qiryia Yefefiyah" (Lovely city)
… undoubtedly inspired by Yehuda Halevi's poem Yefe Nof . The poetry of the Jews of Yemen and other Eastern communities frequently imitated that of …
"Sha'ali Yefefiyah" (Ask, lovely one)
… was undoubtedly inspired by Yehuda Halevi's poem Yefe Nof . The poetry of the Jews of Yemen and other Eastern communities frequently imitated that of …
"Laner velivsamim nafshi meyaḥla" (My heart longs for the candle and the incense)
… Nashid for Havdala (ceremony for the ending of the Sabbath) by Se'adia, signed L ese'adia . It is a prayer for livelihood in the coming week. This recording features Zadok Zubeiri sings …
Vehalleluya (And Hallelujah)
… tones, with an interval of a major second between them. The singers go freely from one recitation tone to the other. They also add the two tones below them, so that …
"Barek brik alḥama" (The lightning of our protection shone forth)
… A poem in Arabic by Yosef ben Israel, signed Ben Israel . The poem has eight stanzas, cach of which contains four … verses of two hemistiches, a tawshiḥ of three verses and another two verses of two hemistiches. The poem is an admonition to the soul. This recording …
"Shema ha'el ‘aneni batefillah" (Hear O Lord, answer my prayer)
… Nashid for the Sabbath by Shlomo ben Sa'id, signed Shlomo . It serves as a sort of prologue to the reading of the psalms. It is usually sung during the Sabbath Ja'ala , …
"Shema ha'el ‘aneni batefillah" (Hear O Lord, answer my prayer)
… Nashid for the Sabbath by Shlomo ben Sa'id, signed Shlomo . It serves as a sort of prologue to the reading of the psalms. It is usually sung during the Sabbath Ja'ala , …
"Vehalleluya" (Hallelujah)
… Girdle song in honor of the Sabbath by Shalem Shabazi, signed Shalem ben Joseph . It is sung during the se'uda shelishit (the `third meal', a festive meal eaten on Sabbath afternoon) …
"Shabbat menuḥa hi" (Sabbath is a day of rest)
… Girdle song in honor of the Sabbath by Shalem Shabazi, signed Shalem ben Joseph . It is sung during the se'uda shelishit (the `third meal', a festive meal eaten on Sabbath afternoon) …
Ani esh’al shevah ha'el (I will pray for the praise of the Lord)
… Nashid by an unknown poet on the sanctity of the Sabbath and in praise of God. Sung by the brothers Haim and Dani Cohen with the Kiryat Ono men and …