Melodies for various zemirot.
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Dror Yikra ("Yemenite" actually from nearby Aden)Click on the title of the zemer, below.
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Dror Yikra (Syrian melody)
Dror Yikra (Georgian melody)
Ki Eshmera (Yemenite) (counterpoint)*
Ki Eshmera (Turkish)
Mah Yedidut (origin unknown, Hasidic style)
Menucha v'Simcha
Tzur Mishelo (Irish melody)
Yah Ribon (popular American variant;
melody #11 in Levin's Zemirot Anthology)
Yah Ribon (Yemenite melody)
Yom Shabbaton (Yona Matz'ah)
Yom Zeh L'Yisrael (Moroccan melody)
*Yemenites sing this song for both Ahavat Hadassah and
Ki Eshmera. This recording contains a commonly used counter-melody for this song. It starts with the counter-melody, then the main melody comes in. Listen to this to help learn the counter-melody.
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(To listen to any melody:
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(Listen to one stanza to get an idea
of the melody,
or listen to the entire song to
reinforce or learn the melody and/or
to practice all of the words.)
To view text of music* (If you don't have
a zemirot booklet with you when listening.)
Mah Yedidut Tzur Mishelo
Yah Ribon Dror Yikra
*(Right-click & choose "Open in New Tab" so you
can access the music with the pdf still open.)
–click on the link;
–your computer will prompt to ask to open
on your computer's audio program;
–click that to play it.)
(Listen to one stanza to get an idea
of the melody,
or listen to the entire song to
reinforce or learn the melody and/or
to practice all of the words.)
To view text of music* (If you don't have
a zemirot booklet with you when listening.)
Mah Yedidut Tzur Mishelo
Yah Ribon Dror Yikra
*(Right-click & choose "Open in New Tab" so you
can access the music with the pdf still open.)
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