Sepharad songs of the Spanish Jews in the Mediterranean and the Ottoman Empire.

Author/creator Sarband (Musical group)
Format Audio (CD)
Publication Info[Germany] : Deutsche Harmonia Mundi ; New York, N.Y. : Distributed by BMG Entertainment, ℗1996.
Description1 audio disc (50 min., 44 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects

Other author/creatorIvanoff, Vladimir, conductor, instrumentalist.
Other author/creatorEl Hage, Fadia Tomb, singer.
Other author/creatorSykes, Belinda singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creatorDikmen, Mustafa Doğan, singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creatorÖzer, Ihsan, 1961- instrumentalist.
Other author/creatorRizeli, Ahmet Kadri, 1959- instrumentalist.
Other author/creatorYeşilçay, Mehmet C., instrumentalist.
Other author/creatorSarband (Musical group), performer.
Portion of title Songs of the Spanish Jews in the Mediterranean and the Ottoman Empire
Variant title Additional subtitle on container: Living traditions of the Orient
Contents Una ramika de rud (wedding song: Bulgaria) ; Una matika de ruda (wedding song: Turkey) ; Una matika de ruda (wedding song: Bosnia) (7:51) -- A kasar el rey (romance: Bulgaria, Bosnia) ; Anderleto (lullaby: Bosnia) (9:47) -- Morikos (lullaby: Bosnia) (4:38) -- Nani nani (lullaby: Turkey, Greece) (6:12) -- Quien huviesse tal ventura / Diego Pisador ; Gerineldo (romance: Morocco, Algeria) (7:52) -- Abenamar (romance: Greece, Morocco) (5:22) -- La rosa enflorese (romance: Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece, Libya) (9:03).
General noteTraditional songs with various instrumental acc.
General noteCompact disc.
General noteProgram and biographical notes in English, and Ladino texts with English translations (22 p.) inserted in container.
Performer Sarband (Fadia El-Hage, voice ; Belinda Sykes, voice, shawms, bagpipe ; Mustafa Doǧan Dikmen, flute, kettle drums, voice ; Ihsan Mehmet Özer, psaltery ; Ahmed Kadri Rizeli, fiddle, percussion ; Mehmet Cemal Yȩsilçay, lutes, percussion ; Vladimir Ivanoff, percussion, lutes) ; Vladimir Ivanoff, director.
Date/time/place of a event noteRecorded in 1994, Beirut, Istanbul, and München.
LanguageSung primarily in Ladino; one selection sung in Spanish.
Genre/formMusic.
Contains title Libro de música de vihuela. Quien huviesse tal ventura.
LCCN 2005570282
UPC 5472773722
UPC 054727737220
Publisher number05472-77372-2 Deutsche Harmonia Mundi
Publisher numberD116851 BMG Direct Marketing, Inc.

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