March 7, 2021 ~ Shabbat PEQUDEI. Maqam SABA.
Digital Music Archive of the Sephardic community of Aleppo
طقوسي التقاليد والتسجيلات الموسيقية في المجتمع اليهودي السفارديم حلب السورية
כֶּמִנְהַג אָרַם צוֹבָא - ק"ק חַלַף
David Matouk Betesh DMD dedicates this project in memory of his Great Grandfather, Hazzan Gabriel A Shrem, and in honor of his dear teacher, Hazzan Isaac J Cabasso.
לזָכּוֹת בּוֹ הַרָבִּים
שְנַת חַמֶשֵת אַלָפִים שְבַע מְאוֹת שִשִים וּשְתַיִם לְיֶצִירָה
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For Shabbat Pequdei (Exodus 38:21- 40:38), the last perasha of Sefer Shemot, the prayers are conducted in Maqam NAWAH according to most Aleppo sources (other opinion: Maqam SABA). This maqam, as per Aleppo custom, symbolizes an ending or a completion; be it the completion of the book (i.e. Sefer Shemot), the week (i.e. Shabbat) or the completion of the tabernacle (this Torah portion). Maqam NAWAH is recognized by most as the melody used for Qabbalat Shabbat. HAZZANUT FOR SHABBAT PRECEDING ZAKHOR: Semehim: Azkir Hasde El (pizmon in Maqam SABA; in honor of upcoming Purim). Sephardic Pizmonim Project, www.pizmonim.com.
