Mizmor le-Dawid (Psalm 29) — Huani Mimun, repertoire of the Libyan Jews in Rome

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Mizmor le-Dawid (Psalm 29) — Huani Mimun, repertoire of the Libyan Jews in Rome

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Biblical source: book

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29

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Born and raised in Rome. He attended services and learned tefillah first at Bet Shmuel and later at Beth El, learning from congregants of the previous generation who had been born in Libya, including Shalom Tesciuba (Tripoli 1935–Rome 2019). One of the founders of the Or Yehuda synagogue, where he serves as hazan.

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Recording at Or Yehuda synagogue in Rome, as part of the "new minhagim" campaign by OTIJM project for Centro Leo Levi. Director of campaign: David Meghnagi, audio by E. Fink.

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Setting of Psalm 29 used at Qabbalat Shabbat and during the return of the Torah scroll to the Ark at Shacharit in the Tripolino tradition represented here.

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EF, “Mizmor le-Dawid (Psalm 29) — Huani Mimun, repertoire of the Libyan Jews in Rome,” Thesaurus of Jewish-Italian Liturgical Music, accessed November 6, 2026, https://jewishitalianmusic.org/thesaurus/items/show/4098.