Synopsis:
The poem describes the Kineret (Sea of Galilee), the beautiful calm landscape that surround it and regards the lake a miracle. The words, their rhythm and the landscape are the inspiration to Lavry’s streaming music.…
Track 1: Soprano and Orchestral Accompaniment:
Francis De Bossy, Soprano
Alexander Tarsky, Conductor
Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (The Broadcasting Service Orchestra)
Tracke 2: Soprano and Piano Accompaniment:
Gila Yaron, Soprano
Zvi Zemel, Piano
Solo: Soprano
Accompaniment: Piano
Note: Shir Ahava was written originally for Soprano and Piano. Lavry also wrote an arrangement for Soprano and orchestral accompaniment.
Soprano and orchestral accompaniment:
Netania Davrath, Soprano
Marc Lavry, Conductor
Kol Israel Symphony Orchestra (the Broadcasting Service Orchestra)
Voice and piano accompaniment:
Tom Ben Ishai (Mezzo Soprano)
Daniel Kruglov (Piano)
Variations: Three arrangements are available for the song:
Note: This song, that begins with the words “Hora nirkoda…” is the first Hora that Lavry wrote. Two years later he wrote another Hora song Opus 243 No. 1 that begins with “Hach baregel mata, mala…”
Rinat Choir live in France, 1965
Gary Bertini, Conductor
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Hora for soprano and instrumental accompaniment: an arrangement Marc Lavry made especially for singer Hanna Aharoni who has a…