… singing … Diwan … France … Yemenite … Moroccan … Sephardi … Ashkenazi … Avner Bahat …

… rites: Rome (Italian, Sephardi), Piedmont (Apam, Italian, Ashkenazi), Florence (Sephardic), and northeastern Italy (Italian, Sephardi, Ashkenazi). This ethnographic activity produced four … liturgical songs and contextualize them within the order of prayers for festivals and holidays according to the Roman …

… about Jewish cowboys (Gottlieb 2004, 64). Also Yemenite-Ashkenazi intermarriages in Israel during the 1930s and … which system of accentuation served the interlocutors—the Ashkenazi system, where the accent most often falls on the … 2002. “Lower Extension of the Minor Scale in Ashkenazi Prayer Music”,  Indiana Theory Review  23: 153–83. …

… appearance in a now lost, anonymous manuscript of a Hebrew prayer book in parchment apparently still found during his … in Ms. Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale, heb. 637, a  siddur  (prayer book) according to the custom of Provence, apparently … from France throughout the fourteenth century, among Ashkenazi Jews in Worms (if the 1406 manuscript source …

… of his books and articles on Jewish music and liturgy, prayers and cantorial music that had not been published in … the spoken language in opposition to the orphanage of the Ashkenazi community run by the Haredi community where …

… influence upon the local, young, Sephardic scholars. These Ashkenazi intellectuals spread the literature of the … Navon also published Ladino translations of piyyutim and prayers. The goal of these translations was to bring these …

… by the girls with Sephardic origins, as well as that of the Ashkenazi teachers who came from a Western European …

… summary article on the cantillation of the Bible, “Eastern Ashkenazi Biblical Cantillation, An Interpretive Analysis, …