- Summary
- Following their expulsion from Spain in 1492, the Sephardi people took with them wherever they went, the Spanish language and the distinction and dignity of Spanish. This series follows the Sephardic Diaspora through the centuries, throughout the world and celebrates the preservation of their history through song and music.
- Other Title
- Sephardim and Spain.
Spain and the Jews.
Spain and the Jews, part 2.
First dispersion: the Spanish Jews in the Mediterranean.
Sephardi folklore.
To Europe, to Amerika!
Sephardim today.
- Variant Title
- Voices from Sepharad
- Format
- Video
- Published
- [Place of publication not identified] : Arianne Productions ; Waltham, MA : Distributed by The National Center for Jewish Film ; New York, NY : Sephardic House of the American Sephardi Federation, [1992]
©1992
- Contents
-
[1] Chapter 1. the Sephardim and Spain ; [2] Chapter 2. Spain and the Jews
[3] Chapter 3. Spain and the Jews, part 2 ; [4] Chapter 4. the first dispersion: the Spanish Jews in the Mediterranean
[5] Chapter 5. The Sephardi folklore ; [6] Chapter 6. To Europe, to Amerika! the Judeo-Spanish dispersion during the 20th century ; [7] Chapter 7. The Sephardim today.
- Other Authors/Editors
- Wolodarsky, Solly, 1927-
Usillos, Carlos.
Televisión Española.
Arianne Productions.
National Center for Jewish Film.
Sephardic House.
- Notes
-
Title on cassette label: Voices from Sepharad.
Produced in 1988.
[1] Chapter 1. the Sephardim and Spain ; [2] Chapter 2. Spain and the Jews -- [3] Chapter 3. Spain and the Jews, part 2 ; [4] Chapter 4. the first dispersion: the Spanish Jews in the Mediterranean -- [5] Chapter 5. The Sephardi folklore ; [6] Chapter 6. To Europe, to Amerika! the Judeo-Spanish dispersion during the 20th century ; [7] Chapter 7. The Sephardim today.
Digital reproductions are made available for private study, scholarship, and research purposes only.
Director of photography, Miguel Molina; sound, Antonio Cárdenas; production, José Luis Gracia; film editor, Gloria Carrión; presenter and musical director, Carlos Usillos; written and directed by Solly Wolodarsky; English narrator, Robert Rietti.
VHS.
In Spanish with English voice-overs or subtitles; accompanying vol. in English.
Guide shelved at: M1853 .V65 1992
