… the appearance of Jewish communities originating from Aleppo (Syria) in Jerusalem at the beginning of the 20 th … piyyut traditions of the Sephardic communities there. The Aleppo community held on to an ancient performance tradition … to other communities. The baqqashot singing tradition of Aleppo is also ancient, likely originating in the 16 th …

… of the Mishnah, the Jewish Oral Law, by the Jews of Aleppo in Syria. This monograph, inspired by the studies of … a la tradition d'Alep … Mishnah … 8 … 9431 … 1990 … Aleppo … Hebrew cantillation … Mishna … Transcriptions … …

… my salvation (Purim song). Performed by hazzan Halevi [from Aleppo] accompanied by several singers on July 16, 1913. … rhyme pattern). The inclusion of this piyut in the Aleppo repertoire can be attributed to the influx of …

… Josiah Ades and Yosef Isaac Ades, from the Ades family of Aleppo, Syria, and the synagogue was named after the family. … Shas party. Although the origins of the community are in Aleppo, by the 1960s fewer and fewer residents of the … Zenner, Walter P.. A global community: the Jews from Aleppo, Syria . Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2000. …

… some similarities to the melody for the same poem from Aleppo. The second melody (stanza 2 onwards) is still very …

… … from "A Song of Dawn" … Bakkashot, Bakashot … Piyyutim … Aleppo … Baqqashot … Jerusalem … sinagoghe … Piyyutim … …

… … Pizmonim … Song … XIX … 1987 … Song … Piyyutim … Piyyut … Aleppo … Pizmon … Songs … Syria … Recording review … …

… in Crisis, Samples of a New World: The Music of Hello Psychaleppo”, ICTM Study Group for the Music in the Arab World … Sheffield, UK, 20-23 April 2017. “Listening to Arab-Jewish Aleppo: Towards an Architecture of Musical Memory”, …

… 6 [7]). … from "A Song of Dawn" … Bakkashot, Bakashot … Aleppo … Baqqashot … Israeli Synagogues … Jerusalem … Piyyut …

… to search for historical records of Jewish musicians from Aleppo, the city which, for a long time, was regarded as one of the musical centers of the region. In Aleppo, as elsewhere in the Arab world during the Nahda era, … Antebi Ades Taboush, was a Kabbalist and Torah scholar from Aleppo. [4] Over the course of his life, he, who was blind …