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Hàvàh Nashiràh הָֽבָה נֲשִׁרָה
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Johannes Okeghem was an innovative 15th-century contrapuntist. Born in Flanders, he became chief chanter and choirmaster to Charles VII of France. הָֽבָה נֲשִׁרָה Havah Nashirah started out as a drinking song, with the text "Benediktiner Munklikör" (Benedictine Monk Liqueur).