Piano,Vocal,Voice - Level 2 - Digital Download

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By Ensemble Nuria. By Jewish Italian Alessandria tradition. Arranged by Bari Moscovitz. Folk,Jewish,Multicultural,Spiritual,Traditional,World. Score. 4 pages. Ensemble Nuria #1065597. Published by Ensemble Nuria (A0.1488746).

`Ki Lo Naeh`
A piyyut for the spring festival of Pessach (Passover), from the community of
Alessandria. This interpretation (transl- ‘’He is worthy of our Praise’) aims to reanimate
the former sounds of celebration and singing from the synagogue of Alessandria, which
has lain empty for years, with no remaining Jewish community to worship in it.
From the album : 
ILLUMINATION II- Prayers of Solace and Hope from the Italian Jewish Ghetto Ensembe Nuria (formarly Ensemble Bet Hagat) Ayela Seidelman- Artistic Director and Research Featuring David Lavi and Keren Kedem ‘Ki Lo Na?eh' (Adir Bimlucha - ?? ?? ??? (???? ??????’ Passover (Pesach) song - Adapted from the Alessandria Jewish community liturgy (Italyani) From the Leo Levi collection.

Piano,Vocal,Voice - Level 2 - Digital Download

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By Ensemble Nuria. By Alessandria - Traditional Jewish Italian. Arranged by Baei Moscovitz. Folk,Jewish,Multicultural,Spiritual,Traditional,World. Score. 4 pages. Ensemble Nuria #1066448. Published by Ensemble Nuria (A0.1489582).

‘Ki Lo Na?eh' (Adir Bimlucha - ?? ?? ??? (???? ??????’ Passover (Pesach) song - Adapted from the Alessandria Jewish community liturgy (Italyani) From the Leo Levi collection ------?----------.

Piano,Vocal,Voice - Level 2 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1487844

By Ensemble Nuria and from the album : Illumination II: Italian-Jewish Music of Solace & Hope. By Traditional Jewish Italian (Ferrara). Arranged by Bari Moscovitz. Early Music,Folk,Historic,Jewish,Traditional. Score. 4 pages. Ensemble Nuria #1064783. Published by Ensemble Nuria (A0.1487844).

’Lecha Dodi’
A lyrical piyyut to welcome Shabbat, this radiant melody for Lecha Dodi (transl:‘Come,
my beloved’) is from the communities of Venezia and Ferrara and has existed as
performed here for over 300 years (as partially notated by B.Marcello in L’Estro PoeticoArmonico, Venezia 1723).