… the fixed meter of the instrumental interludes, and the Andalusian melismas that clearly differ from the ones in …

… to Moroccan Jewish traditions. His repertoire includes Andalusian music (Ala), piyyutim , and songs from the Shir … worldwide … Piyyut … Piyyutim … Moroccan … Casablanca … Andalusian … Jewish Liturgy … Arab-Jewish … Judeo-Arabic … …

… … Piyyut … Morocco … Moroccan … Arab Music … North Africa … Andalusia … Payytanim … Sephardi music … Sephardi … Africa … …

… Radio Orchestra. He also performed as a soloist with the Andalusian Orchestra of Ashdod, the Nazareth Orchestra, the …

… La Gallarada Matadora sung by flora Benamol Flamenco is an Andalusian art form from the southern region of Spain that … but it is agreed that its creators were active in Andalusia, most especially the gitanos --- the Roma people …

… a particular poetical and musical tradition of medieval Andalusian origins showing a continuous practice around the …

… medieval secular and sacred poetry characteristic of the Andalusian Sephardic milieu. The lyrics cover an apparently … be discarded. The unproven attribution to the medieval Andalusian Hebrew poet Salomon ibn Gabirol, which we see as … the prestige of that medieval Sephardic poet. The medieval Andalusian pedigree of the song is also echoed in the …

… has its own Nuba [5]  (a complicated musical structure in Andalusian music) in which all of the piyyutim of that … melodies vary, but most of them come from the Arabic-Andalusian tradition, with some eastern and even European … in the Jerusalem-Sephardic Baqqashot tradition, the Andalusian Nuba is deeply influential in the Moroccan …

… of Music and Dance in Jerusalem. The founding of the Israel Andalusian Orchestra and other Jewish and Arab ensembles …