Pharaoh's Daughter – "Song of Desire"

from Paradigms · host Baruch Zeichner

Basya Schechter leads Pharaoh's Daughter an ensemble that has just released an album Song of Desire which is a new approach to The Song of Songs which is an ancient text that addresses human love and divine love. The music is a truly exciting encounter inspired by this revered poem, focused through the lens of the person that is Basya, her experiences and perspectives. This art is moving and colorful and deep. • Pharaoh's Daughter on YouTube Music by: Pharaoh's Daughter The post Pharaoh's Daughter – "Song of Desire" appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

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