SHIRA U'TFILA

The Kingdom of Yugoslavia lay on the border between the Austro-Hungarian and the Ottoman empires, with the Jewish communities of Belgrade and Sarajevo—once vibrant, now waning—a rare crossroads between these two cultures.  "Arvit Shel Shabbat" highlights the unique liturgical tradition of these Jews, and their mixture of Sephardic (Spanish) and Askhenazi (Eastern European) melodies.

 

Nr.	Title	Action
1	Psalm 29 (Sarajevo)
2	Psalm 29 (Belgrade)	Download
3	Ana behoah (Sarajevo, Pristine)
4	Leha Dodi (Belgrade)
5	Psalm 29 (Skopje)
6	Psalm 29 (Sarajevo, Istanbul)
7	Ana Behoah (Improvisation in maqam)
8	Leha Dodi (Sarajevo, Istanbul)	Download
9	Psalam 92,93
10	Kadish (Israel)
11	Kadish (Balkan, Israel)
12	Kadish (Israel)
13	Barehu
14	Shema
15	Emet veemuna
16	Ashkivenu (Belgrade, Sarajevo)
17	Ashkivenu (Pristine, Sarajevo)
18	Veshameru
19	Vayihulu
20	Baruh Ata
21	Magen avot
22	Rece
23	Kidush
24	Yigdal (Belgrade)
25	Yigdal (Pristine)
26	Yigdal (Sarajevo)