Various - Abayudaya (Music From The Jewish People Of Uganda) mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Design [Design & Layout] – Sonya Cohen Cramer
• Management [Production] – Margot Nassau, Mary Monseur
• Mastered By, Supervised By [Sound] – Pete Reiniger
• Other [Editorial Assistance] – Carla Borden, Jacob Love
• Photography – Richard Sobol
• Recorded By – John Servies
• Recorded By, Compiled By, Liner Notes – Jeffrey A. Summit
• Supervised By [Production] – D. A. Sonneborn, Daniel Sheehy
• Transcription By, Translated By – Dennis Bogere, Gershom Sizomu, J. J. Keki, Jeffrey A. Summit, Moses Sebagabo
• Vocals – Aaron Kintu Moses, Aaron Naome, Enosh Keki Mainah, Eria Majanga, Gershom Sizomu, J. J. Keki, Jacob Mwosuko, John Mark Nkoola, Moses Sebagabo, Moses Walyombe, Norah Nantabo, Rachel Namudosi, Richard Kasakya, Samson Wamani, Seth Ben Jonadav, Tziporah Naisi, Uri Katula

Notes

Tracks recorded in January 2002 on Nabogoya Hill and in Mbale except: track 2 recorded in Namatumba; tracks 3 & 17 recorded in Nasenyi; tracks 7, 8 & 18 recorded in Nangolo; tracks 9, 10 & 22 recorded in Namanyonyi. Track 22 recorded in 2000.

Recording information from the liner notes:
"For these recording sessions I rented a thatched hut on the grounds of the Mount Elgon Hotel, on the outskirts of Mbale. Here we recorded the liturgical music and music of celebration accompanied by keyboard and guitar. As noted, other selections were recorded in the villages in which the Abayudaya live. In the field, we recorded on a Sony DAT D-10 Pro using a Shure VP 88 microphone. On the grounds of the Mount Elgon Hotel, we used two Bruel and Kjaer 4011 cardioid microphones, with two Bruel and Kjaer 4006 omni directionals up high to capture ambient room sound. We ran these mikes through a Mackie 1402 VLZ stereo mixer to an Apogee PSX100 coverter to the Sony DAT recorder."

℗© 2003 Smithsonian Folkway Recordings

Info

Album 2003 24 Songs. Mi Khamokhah. Abayudaya children who attend the Hadassah Nursery School. Abayudaya children who attend public school in Namanyonyi. Twagala Torah. We Are Happy. Abayudaya congregation. The Abayudaya community was actually formed in 1919 by a military leader who'd been exposed to Judaism and developed a literal interpretation of the Old Testament. The Abayadaya which means the Jewish people only had sporadic contact with other Jews, and so their knowledge of Jewish prayers and their settings was fragmentary, although over time that's grown. Abayudaya: The Music of the Jews of Uganda presents a unique collection of African-Jewish music in which the rhythms and harmonies of Africa blend with Jewish celebration and traditional Hebrew prayer. This compelling repertoire is rooted in local Ugandan music and infused with rich choral singing, Afro-pop, and traditional drumming. The repertoire includes lullabies, political and children's song, religious rituals, hymns, and celebratory music, with song texts in Hebrew, English, and several Ugandan languages. Download . Album Info. Catalog Number. SFW40504. Sing For Joy: Abayudaya JewsUganda - Rabbi Gershom Sizomu. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2015. Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase. good album. Read more. The Abayudaya Abayudaya is Luganda for People of Judah, are a community in eastern Uganda near the town of Mbale who practice Judaism. They are devout in their practice, keeping kashrut, and observing Shabbat. There are several different villages where the Abayudaya live. Most of these are recognized by the Reform and Conservative movements of Judaism. In June 2016 Rabbi Shlomo Riskin led a Beit Din that performed an Orthodox conversion for the Putti community of Abayudaya. Abayudaya: Music from the Jewish People of Uganda, 2003. A chorus of Abayudaya and Bagisu women in Nangolo. I Am a Soldier, 00:50. Mi Khamokhah, 00:21. Abayudaya The Jewish People Of Uganda. Abayudaya: The Jewish People of Uganda. Mwana, Ngolera Baby, Keep Quiet. Tulo, Tulo Sleep, Sleep. Mwana Talitambula The Child will Never Walk. Adon Olam Master of the World. Hiwumbe Awumba God Creates and then Destoys. Kabbila The Patch of Forest. Abayudaya - Uganda Jewish Singers. Excellent music especially from the Psalms like 93, 92,121, etc. Some Children's music and other music is included. This recording is worth it for the music from the Psalms only. There are about 22 songs with a couple in English. I'm not a salesman, but if you like Jewish or Christian music I think this is a great cd