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Morenika/Sheharhoret w/Kedusha - Raml Maya - מורניקה\שחרחורת עם קדושה רמל מאיא



This Kedusha will give you goosebumps. I usually save it for special occasions since it's a favorite among the Kahal. Can be used whenever or wherever, but like I said, it's so beautiful, you're going to want to save it for unique moments, especially a Shabbat Hatan or wedding.
The tune is in Raml Maya - the main maqam for Parashat Lech Lecha.

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  1. Sorry, is Raml Maya the name of the maqam? In classic Arabic, Raml is Sand and Maya like in Aramit is water. Must be a Maqam of the Maghreb, no?

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    1. Yes. It's the name of the Maqam. Thanks for the translation. I didn't know that.

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