The Maftirim and the Hebrew-Sufi music of Salonika and Edirne
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Region: Empire ottoman (Salonique, Edirne)
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A tradition of Sephardic paraliturgical songs in Hebrew composed to the makams of Ottoman and Sufi classical music, performed by men's choirs on Sabbath morning. Cultivated above all in Edirne and Salonika, it illustrates the fusion of Jewish liturgy and Turkish musical art. Largely destroyed by the Holocaust, it survives partly through anthologies and recordings.
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