Radio holding of Maurice Azoulay
Oriental and Israeli playlists
Maurice Azoulay is born in Meknes in Marocco. He was the first DJ from Paris to broadcast Jewish music in 1981. He has two radio shows on Judaïques FM, La fête orientale and Neim Zémirot
Created in 1981 and broadcasted on Judaïques FM, La fête orientale is a live show in which listeners can dedicate to the people they want Israeli and Judeo Arab songs.
Neim Zemirot is dedicated to Jewish liturgical music.
This radio holding, given by his son Avner Azoulay, has more than 200 shows dating from 2010 to 2017.
These archives are now available on the catalog of our collections
(Look at the Maurice Azoulay’s collection)
or by appointment at the European Institute for Jewish Music(contact@iemj.org)
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