MARA ARANDA, 500 YEARS AFTER THE EXODUS, LIVE IN CÓRDOBA

MARA ARANDA
Iglesia de la Magdalena
Friday 4th April 2014 | 20.30

Sephardic Legacy, her latest album dedicated to the Sephardic Jews’ repertoire
XVIII Three Cultures Music Festival

Programme
Yo me levantaria un lunes
El aguadero
Dos amantes
Abrixme galanika
De oy en este dia
Nani nani
Ixa mia
La rosa + cain Halilem
Entre las uertas
Konsuegras
Dezisle

Group
Mara Aranda – Vocals, drum and castanets
Jota Martínez – Mediaeval lute, Ottoman lute, sitar, hurdy-gurdy, organistrum y percussion.
Aziz Samsaoui – Ganun and lute
Eduard Navarro – Hurdy-gurdy, fiddle, and small pipes.
Joansa Maravilla- Percussion, rabab, mediaeval lute.

Produced and directed by citar, lute and hurdy-gurdy expert Jota Martinez, a group of renowned musicians has come together with the goal of bringing the music of this important period in Spanish history to the public. It was a period of nearly eight centuries when different religions coexisted through times of greater and lesser tolerance to each other, sharing their social and cultural lives: over 24 generations of Judeo-Spaniards, Moors from Al Andalus, and the Christians of Hispania.

Sephardic Legacy contains the sounds of Mediaeval Spanish instruments as well as instruments of Northen African and Eastern Mediterranean origin, and follows the example of the Sephardic people themselves, adapting their musical style to the instruments available and the regions where they settled.

Free entry, limited capacity

Published by Mara Aranda

Mara Aranda es una de las intérpretes más aclamadas surgidas de la escena española. Casi tres décadas durante las cuales ha investigado y cantado músicas turcas, griegas, occitanas y músicas antiguas, medievales y sefardíes, que han dejado como resultado casi una veintena de discos propios de excelente factura merecedores de premios y reconocimiento por parte de público y también de medios especializados.