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Mitsve-tants (LKT)
… . “ Mitsve tants . dance with the bridegroom and bride.” Harkavi 1928, p. 312 . “After the meal each of the important … and the women the bride and they led us out to the small dark room.” [c. 1853 in Krokodilevka, Poland]. Linetski 1897, … Berlin, who brings in his study only the kosher-tants . Harkavi is the only one that in his Yiddish-English-Hebrew …
Kosher-tants (LKT)
… Berlin, who brings in his study only the kosher-tants . Harkavi is the only one that in his Yiddish-English-Hebrew …
Beroyges-tants
… 1956, p. 163 . “ Broyges tants. A kind of wedding dance.” Harkavi 1928, p. 132 . “ The Broygez-tanz : A dance game, …
Bessie Schonberg
… took mandatory retirement from Sarah Lawrence, she embarked on the most expansive lap of her career, teaching …
Hopke (LKT)
… Jewish pieces.” Goldin 1989, p. 15 . “ Hopke . dance.” Harkavi 1928, p. 185 . “ The Redl, Karahod, Hopke : Circle …
Freylekhs (LKT)
… to Jewish weddings (e.g., kozackes, skocnas ). V. Kharkov, administrator of the Cabinet, told me that in 1927 he … other, and merrily and proudly led the couple through the market, meanwhile giving a wink to the klezmers to play ‘a … [H.L. Reismann]... ‘Freylakh from ‘Die Mame is Gegangen in Mark Areyn’’ [Kapelye]... ‘Freylakh from ‘Romanian Doina’’ …
Bazetsens (LKT)
… at the end of each citation. “The kale bazetsn ceremony marks the bridal couple’s passage to married life, and … Gilernt 1954, p. 386 . “ Bazetsns . seating of a bride.” Harkavi 1928, p. 103 . “Both the head of the yeshiva and the …
Badekns (LKT)
… Hagalili 1956, p. 160 . “ Badekns . veiling of a bride.” Harkavi 1928, p. 102 . “A particularly serious moment was …
Dobridzien (LKT)
… and milk under your tongue’ (Song of Songs, 4:11)... Harkavi, in the already cited Verterbukh , defines the … in honor of the bride on the morning of the wedding day.” Harkavi 1928, p. 162 . “[When he would play in the street,] …
Zay gezunt (LKT)
… from the parents after the wedding. S. Aynhorn also remarks on this song. He describes it as a parting song after … the Rumpel (from a German word meaning tumult) and is marked by specific entertainments...At the close of the …