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Synagogue Music in the Baroque Vol. 3 - Dio, Clemenza e Rigore
Hosha'na Rabbah in Casale Monferrato, 1733: Musical ceremony for 3 voices, strings,…
The Hasidic Niggun as Sung by the Hasidim
Contains niggunim of various genres, and from various Hasidic dynasties, performed…
The Music of the Mountain Jews
A study of the liturgical and folk music of one of the most remote Jewish communities,…
The Western Sephardi Liturgical Tradition as Sung by Abraham Lopes Cardoso
The Western Sephardi Liturgical Tradition as Sung by Abraham Lopes Cardozo. Originally…
Taqsim: Instrumental Improvisation in Near Eastern Traditions
This recording presents traditional instrumental solo improvisations performed by Arab…
Cleaving tune (Niggun Dvekut)
The term Niggun Devekut, which probably is a Hebrew translation of the Yiddish…
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Zemirot
The word Zemirot means literally 'songs' or 'hymns' but is used to refer to two specific…
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Fal
In Yiddish, in most of the Hasidic dynasties, the word Fal refers to a section of a…
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Diwan
In Arab culture, a Diwan is an anthology of poems by one or several poets. In the…
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Dance tune (Niggun rikud)
A tune used mostly for dancing. The Hebrew term is likely a translation of the earlier…