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Pizmonim of Aleppo: Atohi Kemah Rabrebin

This song can also be found on page 484 in Shir U'shbahah Hallel Ve'zimrah, also known as "The Red Book". To purchase the CD and booklet visit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007Y7M73A/... Pizmonim, a special artform that combines poetry and song, has been an integral part of the heritage of out people from time immemorial. It may be traced in the Torah to the very beginning of our history. The twelve Pizmonim on this playlist were selected from Shir U'shbahah Hallel Ve'zimrah. They were recorded in order to perpetuate the Sephardic-Hebrew culture and traditions of singing praise to Hashem on all joyous occasions. These songs are presented here in the accompanying video with the express purpose of enabling the reader to follow the recording in detail and in sequence. The translations have been provided in order to give our proper the full appreciation of their meaning. Dedicated to the memory of the grandparents: Hakham Shaul Cohén Señor David de Picciotto and parents Eliahu Shul Cohén Esther dePicciotto Cohén by David Eliahu Cohén and sonds Elliot and Aaron Acknowledgments: Much gratitude is due to the following individuals whose efforts, dedication and skills made this recording possible: VITA ISRAEL- VOCAL SOLOIST AND OUD Hazanim: Ezra Azizo- Ahi Ezer Congregation Isaac Cabasso- Beth Torah Congregation Joseph Hamaoui- Ahabah V' Ahbah Congregation Gabriel Shrem- Bnai Yosef Congregation Hakki Obadia and Orchestra: Vita Israel- Oud Hakki Obadia- Violin Joseph Catton- Kanoon Armand Teboul- Drum Lebeech Saldinger- Tambourine Special Thanks- Sam Catton, Meyer Mickey Kairey, Jack Hamway Songs translated by Abraham Sutton Copyright 2000 Revised edition coordinator- Elliot D. Cohen Produced by David Eliahu Cohen-Joseph Catton Copyright 1979 Magen David Publication Society, Brooklyn, NY