#shlomo ibn gabirol

[sefarad-haami]

Poetas hispano-hebreos y poesía contemporánea en canciones

Presentamos un nuevo programa cultural sefardí que incluye la obra de poetas hispano-hebreos como Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, Yehudá Halevi y Abraham Ibn Ezra, destacando sus obras más importantes. Compartiremos una moaxaja de Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, "Lleve el más excelso". Seguiremos con poesía contemporánea convertida en canciones, como "Saray de Oro", dedicada a Sarajevo, con letra de Isak Papo y música e interpretación de Flory Jagoda. También escucharemos "El amor", poesía de Rita Gabbai, música de Horacio Lovecchio e interpretación de Mónica Monasterio. Para continuar con la belleza poética en sefardí, seleccionamos "Quimadura di ielu", poesía de Clarisse Nikoidsky, y "Qui lindus tus ojus", poesía de Juan Gelman, ambas interpretadas por Dina Rot. Concluiremos el programa con otra canción de amor contemporánea, "Letra de amor", escrita, compuesta e interpretada por Viviana Rajel Barnatán.

Ofresemos kompartir kon los oyentes un nuevo programa kultural sefardí, kon la rikeza de los poetas hispano-hebreos komo Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, Yehudá Halevi, Abraham Ibn Ezra y sus obras más destacadas. En este programa, vamos a kompartir una moaxaja de Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, "Lleve el más exelso". Seguiremos el programa kon poesia moderna transformada en kantikas, sintiendo "Saray de Oro", poesia dedikada a Sarajevo, kon letra de Isak Papo, musika i interpretasión de Flory Jagoda. Tambien eskucharemos "El Amor", poesia de Rita Gabbai, musika de Horacio Lovecchio e interpretasión de Mónica Monasterio. Para kontinuar kon la hermosura poétika en sefardí, elegimos "Quimadura di Ielu", poesia de Clarisse Nikoidsky i "Qui Lindus Tus Ojos", poesia de Juan Gelman, las dos kon musika de Dina Rot. Vamos a konkludir el programa kon una otra kantika de amor moderno, "Letra de Amor", kon letra, musika e interpretasión de Viviana Rajel Barnatán.

[pedroan2]

Shlomo Ibn Gabirol: Un Poeta en el Serrallo

[perkwunos]

I hold an interest in the medieval poet and philosopher Solomon ibn Gabirol that seems mostly based on how cool his name sounds (including his full Hebrew name: Shlomo Ben Yehuda ibn Gabirol ... the Arabic version is cool too but i don't remember it) and the fact that his wikipedia page talks about, in the very first paragraph, how it is speculated he made a golem to do his chores for him.

[rudyroth79]

„Coroana regatului” ca zumzet teatral – cronică de teatru de Gheorghe Miletineanu

„Coroana regatului” ca zumzet teatral – cronică de teatru de Gheorghe Miletineanu

Ultimul articol pe care Leviathan mi l-a acceptat, în urmă cu vreo două săptămâni, începea cu o declarație privitoare la faptul că eram absolut conștient, scriind acel articol, că încalc anumite reguli ale exercitării profesiunii mele de cronicar teatral. Bis repetita placent, nu-i  așa? Profit de alibi-ul pandemiei de Corona (ca atâția alții, în mai toate domeniile vieții sociale!) și încalc și…

[bryantravels]

Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel My recent trip to Tel Aviv was spurred by a very good friend’s wedding, but it is the first time I have been there as a true adult and I THOROUGHLY enjoyed it! People there are beyond kind once you get to know them, the nightlife is only second to Berlin. A few recommendations are below... enjoy them if you’re lucky enough to visit this unique and amazing city! Sheraton Hotel, HaYarkon 115: While this hotel is a chain, its location can’t be beat and their staff went above and beyond to accommodate us. Uber Taxi: There are some crooked cabbies in Israel, the app keeps them honest. If anyone offers you a flat rate, take the meter-- it’s always been cheaper for me. Aroma Coffee: This national chain has it all and ran Starbucks into the ground in Israel. The Iced Aroma is a treat and their salads are affordable and delicious.

Concierge, Dizengoff 95: Mixology+Techno=Very Israel.

Nahat, Dizengoff Circle 1: Third Wave Coffee Manta Ray, Charles Clore Park: This cute restaurant on the beach is delicious, affordable and the views can’t be beat. Surprisingly not a tourist trap! Abouelafia: This chain of bakeries sells pretzels with Za’Tar. Enough said! Ha’Achim, Shlomo Ibn Gabirol 12: This insanely delicious Israeli restaurant is basically farm to table and worth every shekel.   Alphabet, Ahad Ha’Am 54: Nightclub with amazing techno parties.

[thinkingjewish-blog-blog]

Wanting versus Needing

"Seek what you need and give up what you do not need. For in giving up what you do not need, you will learn what you really do need". 

Rabbi Shlomo ibn Gabirol