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Adon Haslichot (Lord of Forgiveness) 04:44
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At Telchi Basade (You’ll Walk in the Field) 04:08
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Dror Yikra (Freedom Will Be Proclaimed) 05:26
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Eshal Elohay (I Asked My Lord) 02:46
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Dalale Dalale 04:06
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Äji Tü, Yormä, Äji? (Where Are You, My Love?) 05:53
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Harbi Meir (The Rabbi Meir) 05:44
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Argaman 02:50
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Tchol Hamitpachat (The Blue Handkerchief) 04:13
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Ets Harimon (Pomegrante Tree) 04:30
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Internationally renowned jazz guitarist and oud virtuoso Amos Hoffman and world-class pianist/ composer Noam Lemish have teamed up to release Pardes, an enchanting album offering an inspired blend of jazz, North African and Latin rhythms, as well as melodies that come from various Jewish communities across the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

For years, Hoffman and Lemish have been collecting Jewish melodies from different parts of the world including Kurdish, Yemenite, Moroccan, Russian, Central Asian, and Israeli songs. In Pardes they team up with a stellar Toronto-based rhythm section featuring Justin Gray on bass and Derek Gray on drums & percussion to present vibrant re-imaginings of these beloved melodies. The meaning of the word Pardes in Hebrew is “orchard” or “fruit garden”. The word also carries with it many layers of meaning in Jewish tradition. Pardes is etymologically rooted in Farsi and is the origin of the word “paradise”.

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released May 25, 2018

Amos Hoffman, oud & guitar
Noam Lemish, piano
Justin Gray, bass
Derek Gray, drums & percussion

SPECIAL GUESTS

Jacob Gorzhaltsan, clarinet (6)
Pedram Khavarzamini, tombak (6, 7 ,8)

Recorded February 21, 2017 at Canterbury Music Company, Toronto, Canada
Engineer: Jeremey Darby
Mixed and Mastered by Justin Gray
Cover Art by Amos Hoffman
Graphic Design: Samuel Copeland
Produced by Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish

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Noam Lemish Toronto, Ontario

Pianist and composer Noam Lemish has never felt inclined to pick a lane. Maybe his multi-local identity has helped inspire his multiplicity and general disinclination to follow stylistic guidelines. He’s a jazz artist and a classical composer, an improviser and an accompanist, an intrepid cross-cultural investigator and an interpreter of contemporary composition. He
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