jewish instrumental music and songs

Helena Divecká - piano, vocal, choir, percussion, leader; Tereza Rejskova - violin, choir; Michal Kostiuk - clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, recorders, percussion, rap, choir; Ruben Lang - violin, guitar, double bass; Tomas Bedrnik - bassoon, choir; Petr Vacek - vocal

Ale Moller: mandola, flutes, folk harp, wood trumpet, dulcimer, Lena Willemark: vocal, violin, viola, Palle Danielsson: bass, Mats Edén: violin, Tina Johansson: percussion, Jonas Knutsson: soprano and baritone sax, percussion

Rodney Waterman: recorder, Doug de Vries: guitar

Egberto Gismonti: piano, synthesizer, Nando Carneiro: synthesizer

Delia Fisher: piano, vocal, Ricardo Amado: violin, Carlos Moreno: violin, Débora Cheyne: viola, Luciano Vaz: violoncello, Cássio Cunha: drums, Augusto Mattoso: bass, Luiz Sobral: drums, Nivaldo Ornelas: soprano sax, Carlos Bala Gomes: drums, Romero Lubambo: guitar, Henrique Band: baritone sax

Amina Alaoui: vocals, daf
Saïfallah Ben Abderrazak: violin
Sofiane Negra: oud
José Luis Montón: flamenco guitar
Eduardo Miranda: mandolin
Idriss Agnel: percussion

Flamenco symbolises integrity, individualism and freedom. First of all it is art of the Gitanos, the spanish gypsies.

Diego Vargas, Enrique Morente, Sabicas, Faico, Juan Maya Marote, Tomatino, Camaron, El Pele, Vicente Amigo, Toni El Pelao, Ramon El Portugues, Orillo, Ramon Moreno

Anouar Brahem - oud, Barbaros Erkose - clarinet, Lassad Hosni - bendir, darbuka