Program Notes:

The word Sarigim derives from the Hebrew. Sarig (pl. Sarigim and Srigim) has various meanings when spelled and accented differently. Some of the common ones include:

1. A knitted fabric.

2. Shoots, mainly vine shoots.

3. Fret, the little bar below the guitar’s strings. 

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The music, like vine shoots, interweaves its way horizontally and vertically, between the two guitars, making both of them one inseparable resonating body. 

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Sarigim is dedicated to the Nova Duo.