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Women's songs in the Yemeni tradition. "Teiman" is the Hebrew word for Yemen. This newly founded women's ensemble brings an ancient tradition of the Jewish community, which has lived in Yemen for two millennia, back into the limelight.

Jeanette Rotstein Yehudayan was born in Tehran as the daughter of the well-known cantor Geula Aziz Mola Yehudayan, who was the son of the rabbi (Mola) from the city of Esphahan.

The Atanu Ensemble is a unique collective of musicians known for knowing and performing the musical styles of almost every Jewish community in the Middle East and North Africa. The ensemble consists of seven musicians - playing both modern and ancient instruments - and four singers of religious poetry, known as paitanim.

The musician, singer, drummer and percussionist Yair Tzabari (47 years old) is a multi-talented musician and one of the most respected and fascinating musicians of the Yemenite community in Israel.

From classical to pop and rock to folk and metal. Shir-Ran Yinon is a versatile and multi-faceted musician. As a performer on violin, electric violin and viola, singer, as well as composer and arranger, she sets herself no musical boundaries.

Die Zöllner were founded as a duo by Dirk Zöllner and André Gensicke in November 1987 and quickly made their first major appearance at the legendary "Rocksommer 88". There they played at the "Beat Apartheid" festival as the support act for James Brown.

With her chanson band Déjà-vu, the multi-talented French chansonnier can be seen at various events and on stages throughout Germany.