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Feb 17, 2010 · Durme durme - canción sefardí antigua en Ladino - Judeo español, español judío. Canta: Yehoram Gaon. Letra: Durme durme, mi alma donzella Durme durme, sin ansia y dolor. Que tu 'sclavo que ...
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Yehoram Gaon (Hebrew: יהורם גאון, born December 28, 1939) is an Israeli singer, actor, director, comedian, producer, TV and radio host, and public figure. He has also written and edited books on Israeli culture.
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- Search the National Library of Israel’s music collection using the category “love songs”and you’ll get a long and detailed list of sub-categories, like “suffering” and “unrequited” (the most common of this genre in any language, place, or time), but there are also “courtship”, “dreams”, “hope” – and the “fifteenth of Av”.
- Another melody penned by Levi-Tanai with lyrics from the Song of Songs was El Ginat Egoz,(“To the Walnut Garden”). The NLI music archive notes, “Written and choreographed straightaway as a folk dance in 1947, the song’s success gave birth to an entire genre of slow-tempo Yemenite-inspired dance-songs with the same hallmarks: lyrics taken from or in the spirit of the Song of Songs, structured in two short parts of two or four bars each, a melody based on a single motif with Eastern musical elements, and a 2/4 or 4/4 beat time signature, based on the Yemenite dance step.”
- The Song of Songs also figures in the song Yesh Li Gan(“I Have a Garden”). First penned by Hayim Nahman Bialikin 1908 as poem of longing as spoken by an unnamed woman for her beloved David, who may or may not return to her garden, the text is similar in style to the biblical text.
- Another recording from 1961: Keshoshana ben HaHohim (“Like a Rose Among Thorns”). Composed by Yosef Hadar– one of the most important Israeli composers of the 1950s and early 1960s – the song was complemented by choreography by Yankele Levy, one of Israeli folk dance’s founding fathers.
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