Shachar Avakescha
Shachar Avakescha, "at dawn I seek you", a poem by Solomon ibn Gabirol that has been sung for nine centuries.
Shachar Avakescha, "at dawn I seek you", a poem by Solomon ibn Gabirol that has been sung for nine centuries.
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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This music is attributed to Maureen Nehedar. Paths Are Many provides context and links back to the original publisher.
Watch on Maureen Nehedar ↗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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