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A Moroccan Synagogue Service
This is a short extract of the article “Liturgy: An Overlooked Space in the Moroccan…
Eastern Mediterranean Judeo-Spanish Songs
Study and commentaries: Rivka Havassy and Edwin Seroussi
Research collaborators:…
El lifne [sic] har Galil (shir hatunah)
Iran (Shiraz)
El lifne [sic] har Galil (shir hatunah). The god appearing in front of…
1. Los árboles de almendra (Jacob Algava)
This is the earliest recorded version of this cantiga. It became extremely popular in…
2. Grande displacer me haces (Jacob Algava)
This love song, evidently very popular at the beginning of the twentieth century, was…
3. Hermanos mis queridos (Jacob Algava)
A song referring to the 1908 reenactment of the 1876 Ottoman constitution. It is an…
5. Madame Gaspar (Jacob Algava)
A Judeo-Spanish version of the widespread cumulative French folksong known as Les…
6. Cantiga de Hanum Dudún (Jacob Algava)
A very popular wedding song of Greek origin, known mainly in Salonica (CMP AA63, AA65;…
9. Ah niña sin piadad (CES)
There is no other known version of this song. Salomon Algazi apparently recorded it too…
10. La seducida en la fuente (CES)
This extremely widespread song of Hispanic origin is known among Sephardic Jews both in…