Slichot in Maqam Hijaz
Yair Harel and Eliyahu Dagmi perform a sequence of Slichot penitential piyyutim in the Hijaz maqam.
Yair Harel and Eliyahu Dagmi perform a sequence of Slichot penitential piyyutim in the Hijaz maqam.
Israeli singer, percussionist and teacher from Jerusalem, and one of the people behind the revival of the piyyut: the Hebrew liturgical poetry that Jewish communities have sung for centuries, from Spain, North Africa, Iran and Iraq. He founded and directs An Invitation to Piyut, an online archive of that repertoire, and is artistic director of the Jerusalem Piyut Festival.
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This music is attributed to אנסמבל הפיוט ירושלים | Jerusalem Piyut Ensemble. Paths Are Many provides context and links back to the original publisher.
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