Masada: Alef
Masada: Alef, also known as Masada 1, is a 1994 album by American jazz composer and saxophonist John Zorn featuring the Masada Quartet performing compositions inspired by Zorn's examination of Jewish culture. It was the first album in a project that has included ten studio albums, concerts, and live recordings. The album takes its inspiration from the mass suicide of Zealots at Masada in 73 CE, and is dedicated to Asher Ginzberg (1856–1927), the founding father of Cultural Zionism.
Masada: Alef
Masada: Alef, also known as Masada 1, is a 1994 album by American jazz composer and saxophonist John Zorn featuring the Masada Quartet performing compositions inspired by Zorn's examination of Jewish culture. It was the first album in a project that has included ten studio albums, concerts, and live recordings. The album takes its inspiration from the mass suicide of Zealots at Masada in 73 CE, and is dedicated to Asher Ginzberg (1856–1927), the founding father of Cultural Zionism.
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Alef est le premier album de M ...... ompositions sont de John Zorn.
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Masada: Alef ist ein Jazz-Albu ...... eröffentlicht auf DIW Records.
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Masada: Alef, also known as Ma ...... ng father of Cultural Zionism.
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1994-02-20
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Alef est le premier album de M ...... ompositions sont de John Zorn.
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Masada: Alef ist ein Jazz-Albu ...... eröffentlicht auf DIW Records.
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Masada: Alef, also known as Ma ...... ng father of Cultural Zionism.
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Alef (album)
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Masada: Alef
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Masada: Alef
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