Wednesday, May 21, 2025 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm EDT Thomas Jefferson Building – Coolidge Auditorium (LJG45A) 10 1st Street SE, Washington, DC 20540 Part of Homegrown Concerts and Interviews ; Jewish American Heritage Month The event is free, but tickets are required, and there may be special restrictions. Click …
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La sede del Instituto Cervantes en Tetuán y Fundación Premio Convivencia colaboran con Centro Sefarad-Israel y e-Sefarad en dos jornadas sucesivas dedicadas a la cultura sefardí. 17 de mayo.- 19.00 horas. Instituto Cervantes de Tetuán, Marruecos. Acceso gratuito hasta completar aforo. 18 de mayo.- 20.00 horas. Salón de Actos del Palacio …
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Discover the roots and development of Sephardic music with ethnomusicologist and traditional singer Dr. Judith Cohen (York University). Dr. Judith Cohen is an ethnomusicologist, medievalist and singer. A Montrealer, she has lived in Toronto for many years and teaches in the music department of York University. She is internationally known …
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Over 3,500 kilometres from the Iberian Peninsula – not to mention a temporal separation of half a millennium – Jak Esim, a Sephardic Jew, houses in his Istanbul home what he believes is the most comprehensive archive of Judeo-Spanish folk music in the world. Esim has lived in Istanbul his …
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Mar, 2, 2016 Congregation Bnai Tora en Boca Raton With its members hailing from Berlin and Tel Aviv, Baladino is a Mediterranean folk band that offers fresh, yet deeply authentic interpretations of Sephardic and Ladino melodies and brings this tradition back into full, fresh dialogue with its trans-Mediterranean past. Using …
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French baritone DAVID SERERO presents his new album SEPHARDI dedicated to Sephardic Music in Ladino language. All songs are Arranged & Produced by David Serero.
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It was 1976 when Joel Bresler (photo) bought his first recording of Sefardic music, an LP. Today, 38 years later, he owns about 4,000 recordings of the genre on different formats: digital, CDs, cassettes, LPs and 78s.His passion for that music started during his college years when, he said, he listened to “a lot” of Renaissance and Medieval music. That passion grew while attending concerts by Voice …
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