Dorian RecordingsDOR-93220
Salamone Rossi THE SONGS OF SOLOMON Volume 2: Holidays & Festival Music
NEW YORK BAROQUE Eric Milnes, Director
At the end of the Renaissance, a movement was afoot in the Italian Jewish comunity to introduce polyphonic music into the synagogue. Led by the Jewish scholar Leon da Modena, the movement faced stiff opposition from those who asserted that such music was forbidden following the destruction of the Temple. It was only upon a favorable ruling by the Venetian rabbinical assembly that the movement proceeded, and Rossi doubtless construed the favorable decision as his imprimatur to produce his collection.
- Gabe M. Wiener
PROGRAM LISTING
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[1.] Shir hamma'alot, B'shuv Adonai
[2.] Lamnatseach 'al hasheminit mizmor l'David
[3.] Yesusum midbar
[4.] Eftach na sefatai
[5.] Al naharot Bavel
[6.] Shir hamma'alot l'David, Lulei Adonai
[7.] Shir hamma'alot, ashrei kol yare Adonai
[8.] Odecha ki anitani
[9.] Eftach shir bisfatai
[10.] Shir hamma'alot, ashrei kol yare Adonai
[11.] Ele mo'adei Adonai
[12.] Lamnatseach 'al hagitit mizmor l'David
[13.] Mizmor l'toda
[14.] Baruch haba b'shem Adonai
[15.] Shir hamma'alot, ashrei kol yare Adonai
[16.] Lemi echpots
Total Program Length 46:20
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