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הפיוט יעלה יעלה anyone have this msuic sheet?
Hey guys
wondering if anyone has הפיוט יעלה יעלה ya ala ya ala mp3 and music
sheet. and info how to play.
thx sammy
we are lost camels in the desert and wanna find our way to water and the water is in aden
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omazuz
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i hope it helps
http://www.piyut.org.il/tradition/63.html?currPerformance=1778
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John Erlich
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Shalom Sammy,
"Ya'ala, Ya'ala" can be sung to many different melodies, including the melody, "Ya Tira Tiri" (a Syrian folksong).
"Ya'ala, Ya'ala" sung to "Ya Tira Tiri": http://www.piyut.org.il/tradition/english/617.html?currPerformance=... (Maybe this is the one you were thinking of -- popular w/Halabi Jews?)
You can hear a ROCKIN' version of "Ya Tira Tiri" (AKA "Ya Tera Teeri") by Sabah Fakhri in the original Arabic here: http://www.damascus-online.com/Music/fakhri.htm
Those Aleppo folksongs, "Quddud Halabiyya" are very popular for Jewish piyyutim and pizmonim. You might recognize some other of the Sabah Fakhri
songs, especially "Ya Mal As-Sham," whose melody is used for "Naima Li."
Kol Tuv,
John
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