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El Shokhen Shamayim - A Recorded Pearl of Andalusian Hebrew Music from Algeria Recovered
… with words of my lips). Interestingly, the Moroccan version changes the half line 'Eloha, Eloha Hu' (sung as noticed … preceding the last iteration of the refrain, the wording changes in almost every source as follows: Cambridge, T/S …
Songs of Palestinian Jews from the Collection of Isaac Lurie (1913)
… opportunity to validate historical theories of musical change that have been based solely on the much-appreciated … the accuracy of Idelsohn's version and brings to life the changes that occurred in the process of transmission. The …
The Idelsohn Project
… contains an appendix examining a series of letters he exchanged in the early 1930s with Idelsohn. … Idelsohn's …
Im tashiv (Qiddush shel Shabbat)
… of the Prophets) of the Sabbath Morning service. The melody changes to a different, declarative style on the verses …
Keter
… community, not to sing it and, in general, not to introduce changes in the local music customs. Not all the sections of …
Ahot qetannah
… allowed to the traditional Western Sephardi hazzan (changes of tempo, rubato, dynamics). The version performed …
A Recovered Voice from the Past
… in flies. Finally we reached Motza. How the scenery had changed! A variety of trees grew all around, several houses … night in a wagon. The Arab owner of the wagon was forced to change the iron horseshoes a few times and to let the horses … enable us to write down his ideas for him. Mother also had changed a lot, having aged and grown very thin from her …
Idelsohn’s trilingual autobiography and Yiska Idelsohn’s oral memoire
… a penny per bottle by my mother. Later on, my mother exchanged this business for a private eatery and I became a …
8-11. El nacimiento de Abraham- version 1: La mujer de Terah
… of Abraham’s birth. Terah’s wife was pregnant. She changed and grew pale; although she knew the cause, she did …
8-11. El nacimiento de Abraham- version 4: Cuando el rey Nimrod
… every day she was asked, “Why are you so pale (or so changed)?” She already knew of her blessing. The refrain …