Aman! Sefarad
For this new production specifically inspired by Salonika and Istanbul, Françoise Atlan, Kyriakos Kalaïdjidis and the ensemble En Chordais have replaced the Sephardi music forms of the various Balkan and Eastern Mediterranean Jewish communities in their historical, geographical and cultural context, highlighting the influences of a non-Jewish musical environment on the Jewish musical heritage and showing us how this unique heritage intertwines with the weft of history and the various paths of exiles taken by these communities. The main genres of the Jewish-Spanish repertoire are featured here: romances (medieval ballads), coplas (religious Judaic songs), kantigas (daily life songs) and piyyutim (plural of piyyut – liturgical poems/songs).
Pistes
- Triste Esta el Rey David
- Los Guisados de Berenjena
- Mira Novia
- Cien Drahmas
- En la Prision
- Al Dio Alto
- Ayde Ijika Mia-Halilem
- O Que Mueve Mezes
- Cinco Anyos de Amistad
- Con Muncha Licencia
- Adon Aselihot
- Ansi Dize la Muestra Novia
- Ay Mancevo, Ay Mancevo
- Fustan Blanko
- El Novio Le Merko Skarpines