Name:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble

Tracks with this artist

Eliyahu Hanovi — אליהוּ הנביא

Also known as:
Elijah
Genre:
Holiday/Peysekh/Havdola
Subject:
Elijah/Prophet
Origin:
Alb M-029(a)/Coopersmith NJS 56/Alb Y-003(b)/Alb B-033(f)
Transliteration:
Alb M-029(a)/Coopersmith NJS 56/Alb Y-003(b)/Alb B-067(a)
Translation:
Alb M-029(a)/Coopersmith NJS 56/Alb B-067(a)
Music:
Coopersmith NJS 56
Related information in folder 1118:
Comments:
1. Article in American Music, Spring Issue 2011 by Michael Ochs titled "Welcoming Elijah in 1927: Medelssohn in Yiddish Socialist Clothing, describing an unusal version of Mendelssohn's "Elijah" performed by a left wing amateur chorous in Chicago on May 15th, 1927. The chorus, Freiheit Gezang Farein, was directed and founded by Jacob Schaeffer
On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
4608
Artist:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
First line:
Eliyahu hanovi, eliyahu hatishbi, eliyahu, eliyahu,
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
With Hamavdil - Melodies are Ashkenazic, not Sephardic
Language:
Hebrew

Et Dodim Kala — עת דודים כּלה

On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
4869
Artist:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
First line:
Et dodim kala, Bo'i legani, Parkha hagefen, Henets rimoni.
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
A time for love my bride, Come to my garden, The vine...
Language:
Hebrew

Hamavdil — המבדיל

Also known as:
La Separation
Also known as:
Shevue Tov (Hamavdil)
Author:
Khayat, Isaac Ibn
Genre:
Shabos/Sabbath/Religious/Rite/Havdola
Subject:
Sabbath/Shabos/Separation/Holy/Profane/
Origin:
Pasternak CH 146/Alb Y-003(a)/Alb B-033(f)/Cardozo 61
Transliteration:
Pasternak CH 76/Alb S-056(a)/Alb Y-003(a)/Alb S-047(c)/Ephemera 1048
Translation:
Pasternak CH 146/Alb S-056(a)/Alb B-033(f)/Vorbei 280/Cardozo 61/Ephemera 1048
Additional song notes:
Some credit Isaac ben Hiyat (11th Century as composer)
Related information in folder 1048:
Comments:
1. Text and translation of this hymn from Wikisource.
On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
6042
Vocal:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
With Aleyahu Hanovi - Melodies are Ashkenazic, not Sephardic
Language:
Hebrew

Ki Eshmera Shabat (Wohlberg) — כי אשמרה שבת (וואָלבערג)

Author:
Ibn Ezra, Abraham
Composer:
Wohlberg, Cantor Max
Genre:
Zmiros/Table Song
Subject:
Sabbath/Observance/Covenent/Rest/Study/Torah/Manna
Origin:
Cardozo 46
Transliteration:
Cardozo 46
Translation:
Cardozo 46
On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
8333
Vocal:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
First line:
Ki eshmira shabat el yishm'reni ot hi lolme ad beno ubeni.
First line (Hebrew):
כי אשמרה שבת אל ישמרני אות היא לעולמי עד בינו ובעני
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Language:
Hebrew
Style:
Sephardic

Yom Ze L'yisrael (Amar) — יום זה לישׂראל (אמר)

Author:
Luria, Rabbi Isaac
Genre:
Zmiros/Table Song
Subject:
Sabbath/Shabos/Rest/Peace/Faith
Origin:
ALB B-106(a)/Cardozo 51
Transliteration:
Cardozo 51
Translation:
Cardozo 51
On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
17740
Vocal:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
First line:
Tsivita pikudim. Bema'amad sinay. Shabat umoadim.
First line (Hebrew):
יום זה לישראל אורה ושמחה שבת מנוחה
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Language:
Hebrew
Style:
Sephardic

Yismakh Moshe — ישׂמח משה

On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
17595
Artist:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
First line:
Yismakh moshe bematnat khelko ki eved ne'emon koroso lo,
First line (Hebrew):
ישׂמח משה בּמתּנת חלקוֹ כּי עבד נאמן קראת לוֹ,
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Track comment:
Moses rejoised in the gift bestowed upon him, for Thou...
Language:
Hebrew

Yehaleylu Shemo Bemekhol (Heb)

On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
17225
Artist:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Language:
Hebrew

Yodokha Rayoni — יודוך רעיוני

Also known as:
Yodukhah
Author:
Najara, Rabbi Israel Ben Moses
Genre:
Zmiros/Table Song/Hymn
Subject:
PraiseShepherd/God/Shabos/Sabbath/Rest/Food/Salvation
Origin:
Cardozo 49
Transliteration:
Cardozo 48
Translation:
Cardozo 49
Music:
Cardozo 48
On album:
A-011(e) (Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble Sephardim & Ashkenazim Jews)
Track ID:
17714
Vocal:
Amar Sephardic Song & Dance Ensemble
First line:
Yoducha rayonai Adonai ro'i bayom shabat kodesh yom hashibi
First line (Hebrew):
יודוך רעיוני יי רעי ביום שבת קדש יום השביעי
Audio:
Freedman Sound Archives at Penn Libraries (temporarily unavailable)
Language:
Hebrew
Style:
Sephardic