Beginning our journey into Ancient Israelite music culture and context we focus on the marginalized community of the Samaritans. These prophetic estranged sons of Joseph have preserve one of the most ancient forms of Cantering every heard. A combination of Hebrew and Arabic, like the language itself the Samaritans are stuck in the midst of Israelite and Palestinian cultures. Robert compares traditional orthodox cantering with that of Samaritan cantering. Detailing the history of Samaritan music and its impact on the global community. The audio excerpts conclude the episode with an excerpt from the Song of the Sea. Followed by a traditional chang of a Torah portion in the Samaritan Synagogue on Shabbat
Israelite Samaritan website https://www.israelite-samaritans.com/samaritan-music-choir/
Youtube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzRiJk_pni86qV-TiT6-cCW9o0dLOzpey
Audio Excerpts
Part 2 Lecture series by Benyamin Tsedaka https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXpd-WZeWKU&list=PLzRiJk_pni86qV-TiT6-cCW9o0dLOzpey&index=10&t=292s
The song of the Sea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuUBeSCfJGA&list=PLzRiJk_pni86qV-TiT6-cCW9o0dLOzpey&index=21
Samaritan Torah Portion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuUBeSCfJGA&list=PLzRiJk_pni86qV-TiT6-cCW9o0dLOzpey&index=21.
Diversity in Israel:Samaritan life in the Middle East https://youtu.be/TPSyt7HkjvM
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