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Ensemble Nuria
Unsilenced Stones
Recording Italy’s lost Jewish music — where it was sung.
Living Dialogue: Local Collaborations
In every city we visit, we bridge the past with the present by collaborating with magnificent local Italian musicians. Just as the Jewish communities of the Renaissance were in constant dialogue with their surroundings, we embrace modern collaboration to bring these ancient sounds into today’s cultural landscape.
We LOVE collaboartions!!!
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Collaborations so far :
Massimo Lonardi (Lute - Venice)
Gino Zambelli (Fisarmonica - Padova)
Miriam Camerini (Voice - Mantova)
Coro da Camera Orlandi di Lasso (Choir - Mantova)
Enrico Fink (Voice - Florence)
Michele Piccione (Percussion - Sicilia)
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Soundscapes for Exhibitions & Film Soundtracks
We bring history to life through sound. Ensemble Nuria creates immersive soundscapes and soundtracks for international exhibitions, museums, and documentary films. By blending archival melodies with a fresh, contemporary touch, we turn visual spaces and stories into unforgettable audio journeys.
Intentional Beauty
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Albert and Ethel Herzstein Gallery for Judaica
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Voci nascoste di Gerusalemme
The project “Hidden Voices from Jerusalem” is a pioneering initiative that creates musical encounters across faiths. Each encounter brings together the Ensemble Nuria (an international new ensemble that emphasizes interfaith and intercultural dialogue through music), an audience, and invited performing musicians: monks, paytanim (liturgical poets), cantors, and instrumentalists from diverse cultural backgrounds.These guests come from a wide range of musical and cultural traditions. In some cases, this represents their first exposure to such a context, and therefore a meaningful departure from their familiar artistic and professional environments.
What unites all participants is that their creative work is rooted in Jerusalem and its surroundings, and that the diverse religious traditions of the city are reflected in their musical practice. Together, these encounters form a fascinating mosaic of the hidden sounds and voices of Jerusalem.
Ensemble Nuria is a new international and interfaith (Christian–Jewish) ensemble founded in Jerusalem in 2018 by Ayela Seidelman, who also serves as its artistic director. The ensemble is a modular formation composed of international specialists in the performance of early and sacred music, focusing on expressing the connections between people from different backgrounds, religions, and cultures.
Laboratori di Piyyut ebraico italiano
Vibranti incontri dedicati alla conoscenza e al canto degli antichi ebrei italiani
piyyutim Come parte di questo inestimabile progetto di rivitalizzazione della tradizione quasi perduta della lingua italiana
Jewish piyyutim, il nostro obiettivo è che questi workshop rappresentino un passo avanti verso la rinascita di queste antiche melodie ebraiche italiane. I partecipanti ai workshop hanno acquisito gli strumenti e le conoscenze per adottare le melodie come parte delle proprie
tradizioni personali, familiari e comunitarie, consentendo così alla musica indimenticabile delle comunità ebraiche italiane perdute di prosperare e risuonare di nuovo.
Di Tsaytmashin - Musica barocca yiddish
Una prima registrazione davvero speciale: musica yiddish dell'epoca barocca!
"Il Libro dell'Anima Gioiosa" è un antico libro di canti Ashkenazi, scritto da Rabbi
Elkhanan Kirchen e pubblicato all'inizio del XVIII secolo in Baviera. Esso
contiene canti morali per la casa ebraica, descrivendone i costumi in rime spiritose
delle festività ebraiche, delle tradizioni ebraiche e della gioia di credere in Dio.
La notazione musicale è scarsa e diversificata e spazia dalla pura polifonia barocca alla
piccanti melodie popolari ebraiche.