Akko, Salonika, Istanbul: a full evening of Ladino song
Yasmin Levy with the Jerusalem Orchestra East & West, following the Sephardic song from Akko to Salonika to Istanbul across a whole concert.
Yasmin Levy with the Jerusalem Orchestra East & West, following the Sephardic song from Akko to Salonika to Istanbul across a whole concert.
Israeli singer of Ladino, born in Jerusalem in 1975 and the daughter of Yitzhak Levy, the cantor and researcher who first set down the Judeo-Spanish songs of the Sephardic diaspora. She took the fifteenth-century repertoire her father collected and made it living music again, letting flamenco and Middle Eastern phrasing into songs that had been sung in exile for five hundred years.
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