Qinah: Bore 'ad anah - Salomone Ottolenghi, Reggio Emilia
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Qinah: Bore 'ad anah - Salomone Ottolenghi, Reggio Emilia
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Ritual
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NLI call and system number
Y 00159(23)
990002219170205171
990002219170205171
Santa Cecilia collection number, item number
raccolta 52, 673
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Catalogo Sommario delle Registrazioni
raccolta 52, 622
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Notes on recording
See Santa Cecilia: recording was made in 1954 by Prof. Marzi with a 'wire recorder' (Webster).
In fact, in 1955 Leo Levi writes: "I discovered residual traces of the Italian rite in Padua, Ancona, Ferrara and Florence, through a series of interviews with elderly members of these communities. In Reggio Emilia I was not able to record the last cantor of the Ottolenghi ‘dynasty’. But I had the benefit of previous recordings thanks to the help of Dr. Marzi, a professor of Byzantine music in Cremona." (see https://www.j-italy.org/libraries/leo-levi-on-the-music-of-the-jews-of-italy/)
In fact, in 1955 Leo Levi writes: "I discovered residual traces of the Italian rite in Padua, Ancona, Ferrara and Florence, through a series of interviews with elderly members of these communities. In Reggio Emilia I was not able to record the last cantor of the Ottolenghi ‘dynasty’. But I had the benefit of previous recordings thanks to the help of Dr. Marzi, a professor of Byzantine music in Cremona." (see https://www.j-italy.org/libraries/leo-levi-on-the-music-of-the-jews-of-italy/)
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TL, “Qinah: Bore 'ad anah - Salomone Ottolenghi, Reggio Emilia,” Thesaurus of Jewish-Italian Liturgical Music, accessed November 21, 2024, https://jewishitalianmusic.org/thesaurus/items/show/3323.
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