Durme, Durme
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This is a traditional Sephardic lullaby surviving down the generations dating back to when Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492, a beautiful lullaby telling a child to sleep peacefully, in the language called Ladino, performed by Sing! Community Choir, arranged by Audrey Snyder, conducted by Anna Lovewell and accompanied by Bethany Kirby. DURME, DURME - A SEPHARDIC LAMENT: Durme, durme, ijiko de madre Durme, durme, sin ansia i dolor Durme, durme, sin ansia i dolor Sin ansia i dolor, sin ansia i dolor Durme, durme, durme, ijiko de madre (Altos only; other sections “aah”) Durme, durme, ijiko de madre Kon ermozura de Sh’ma Yisrael Kon ermozura de Sh’ma Yisrael
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