PROGRAM #2119 Music based on Jewish Cantorial Singing (First aired on 2/4/03)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Mysteries of the Sabbath |
Classic Cantorial Recordings, 1907-1947 |
Yossele Rosenblatt: Tal [1:30] |
Yazoo #7002. |
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Wally Brill |
The Covenant |
Kiddush Le Shabbat [6:30] |
Six Degrees #314-524-422** www.sixdegreesrecords.com*
OR |
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Kronos Quartet |
Night Prayers |
Osvaldo Golijov: Kvakarat [8:00] |
Nonesuch #79346** |
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Mysteries of the Sabbath |
Classic Cantorial Recordings, 1907-1947 |
Pierre Penchik: Rozo D'Shabbos [1:30] |
See above. |
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Frank London |
Invocations |
Ono Hashem/Refoeinu |
Tzadik #7147 |
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Steven Bernstein |
Diaspora Soul |
Habet Mishomayim [5:30] |
Tzadik #7137 |
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Andy Statman Quartet |
New Sounds Live, Merkin Hall 1/8/98 |
Reb Nachman's Deveykus Nign [8:00] |
A version of this appears on his CD "Between Heaven And Earth," on Shanachie Records, available for purchase at Amazon.com* |
*, ** - Find the recordings you've heard - go to the New Sounds Recordings Information page


Comments [1]
I just ran across your site and love it!
Our orginazation is Friends of Cantorial Music and our purpose is to promote the involvement of Cantorial (hazzanut) music both in the synagogue and in general. Our first goal was to provide a video taped version of Shabbat services complete with Cantor and Rabbi for the hospitals in Houston. We are proud that 5 systems in the Houston Medical Center now have and show the service on Friday Shabbat.
If there is a way to co operate with your station involving some of your music into our hospital feed, we would be most interested.
In any regard thank you for your program and if we can do something for you here in Houston, please let us know.
I am Bert Gold, communications director and wirk with SE Altman executive director at Friends of Cantorial Music. I can be reached at bert.g@cantorial.org, tel 832-887-8545 and Mr. Altman can be reached at sig@cantorial.org
and tel is 713 771-9229
Shalom
Bert Gold
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