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Israeli & Hebrew78 BPMMedium slowVocals · MaleE Phrygian

Modern Hebrew Piyut

A contemplative, maqam-based arrangement for Hebrew liturgical poetry with oud, ney and frame drum.

Style prompt

Modern arrangement of a Hebrew liturgical poem, Hebrew lyrics, ornamented male cantorial vocals in maqam style, oud, ney flute, frame drum, soft string pad, slow devotional build, North African and Middle Eastern influences

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Lyrics tips

Liturgical Hebrew has many shva and guttural sounds - full niqqud on the whole text gives the most accurate pronunciation. Hebrew tips: write the lyrics in Hebrew script and add niqqud to any word the model might misread (homographs such as ספר / סַפָּר / סֵפֶר, or verbs like אָהַבְתִּי). Most Hebrew words are stressed on the last syllable - if a word comes out with the wrong stress, add niqqud or split it with a hyphen. Keep lines short (6-9 syllables), avoid stacking guttural letters (ח, ע) at the end of sung lines, and generate a short verse first to check pronunciation before writing the full song.