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Jerusalem International Oud Festival 2008 - Part 1

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Moshe Morad presents music recorded specially for the programme at the 2008 Jerusalem International Oud Festival. He introduces the ancient songs of two exiled communities - the Paytanim of ancient Aleppo and the Persian Jews of Iran.

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Sat 21 Mar 200915:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music and featured items

  • Moshe on the Mount of Olives.

    Moshe Morad on the Mount of Olives admiring the beauty of Jerusalem at dusk.

    Duration: 08:23

  • Music Played

    • Moshe Habusha & Ensemble

      Yefat Ay'in Libavtini

  • Moshe Habusha.

    Moshe Habusha, the famous “Paytan” (singer of lithurgical poetry) and his band, perform.

    Duration: 07:11

  • Music Played

    • Moshe Habusha & Ensemble

      Maozi Az Kala

  • Traditional music of Allepo Jewry.

    Music from the Jerusalem Theatre with the traditional music of Allepo Jewry.

    Duration: 07:50

  • Music Played

    • Moshe Habusha & Ensemble

      Samai Muhair

    • Moshe Habusha & Ensemble

      Ne'ima Li

  • Maureen Nehedar.

    Maureen Nehedar, born and raised in Isfahan, performs traditional music.

    Duration: 06:48

  • Music Played

    • Maureen Nehedar & Ensemble

      Zur Mishello Achalnu

  • Persian Jewish music.

    Maureen Nehedar talks about discovering treasures of Persian Jewish music.

    Duration: 07:51

  • Music Played

    • Maureen Nehedar & Ensemble

      Lullaby

  • Piyut - Jewish liturgical singing.

    Moshe takes us back into the Jerusalem Theatre to hear another Piyut.

    Duration: 18:29

  • Music Played

    • Moshe Habusha & Ensemble

      El Havivi

Broadcast

  • Sat 21 Mar 200915:00
    BBC Radio 3

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