Shachar Avakescha
Shachar Avakescha, "at dawn I seek you", a poem by Solomon ibn Gabirol that has been sung for nine centuries.
Kabbalah · Persian Jewish Piyyut
Iranian Israeli singer devoted to recovering the mystical piyyutim of the Persian Jews, a repertoire that came close to being lost.
Iranian Israeli singer whose work is devoted to recovering and recording the mystical piyyutim of the Persian Jews, a repertoire that came close to being lost when the community left Iran. She learned much of it by ear, at home, and sings it as devotion rather than as performance.
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Shachar Avakescha, "at dawn I seek you", a poem by Solomon ibn Gabirol that has been sung for nine centuries.
A live reading of the piyyut Shachi LeEl, a hymn of praise sung in the Persian-Jewish tradition.
A full concert in Tel Aviv in which Maureen Nehedar sings the Persian-Jewish repertoire she grew up with, together with her band.
The Jewish mystical tradition centred on hidden dimensions of scripture and the nature of the divine, often explored through symbolic systems such as the Tree of Life.
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