Tribute to Elie Botbol (1954 – 2018)
Dedicated to the music of the Chevatim led by Elie Botbol Originaly of Meknes, Elie Botbol settled in Paris where he worked as a doctor-psychiatrist. A learned man, he taught
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Songs of the Jewish people from Tunisia, 2nd part
Listen to a music selection of the best Jewish singers from Tunisia
Delmin, Dany (1931 ?)
Dany Delmin is a composer, performer and songwriter in French, Hebrew and Yiddish. Born David Polack, he was the youngest in a family of 7 children. When the war broke out,
Concert : Five years with Itaï Daniel
Watch several excerpts of the cantata Machzor Chayim by Itaï Daniel, performed by the Choral Copernic Ensemble, which took place on June 15th, 2014, at the Copernic-ULIF Synagogue in Paris,
Songs by Jews from Algeria, 2nd part
Settled on the land of today’s Algeria since ancient times, Jewish musicians played an important role in the creation and transmission of the musical legacy of Algeria. This new playlist
Songs of the Moroccan Jews, 2nd part
Judeo-Moroccan music comes from the fusion of Moroccan and Andalusian cultures. With the expansion of recording methods and of vinyl records, the music from Moroccan Jews has gone worldwide and
The poems of Leah Goldberg put on music
The best Israeli songs of Leah Goldberg’s poems
Monsieur Rêve et Cie
Released in 2006 at the Chandeigne editions, Monsieur Rêve et Cie is a collection of tales, translated in French, of the great Israeli poetess Lea Goldberg. It also contains a CD.
Hidden sides of Jewish music : the band Alhambra
Les faces cachées de la musique juive – 2012, Radio SHALOM Montréal (1650 AM)
THE HECTOR SABO COLLECTION
Native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Hector Sabo grew up in the ‘hazanout tradition (cantorial art) transmitted by his grandfather David Sabo. At the age of nine, he joins the professional