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Shofet Kol Ha'aretz
… Hashanah of Sephardic origins that is also sung in various Ashkenazi communities during the High Holy Days. As the High … their reminiscences of Biblical chant. The “alternative” Eastern European melody of Shofet kol ha’arez bears the … melodies, the “common” or Western and the “alternative” or Eastern, one have some common features: interesting motivic …
Prayer for the state
… cantors regarding its musical performance. Since the Eastern Ashkenazi cantorial tradition was the one adopted as the … the new prayer on the basis of a sui generis combination of Ashkenazi musical patterns that has no precise parallel in …
Shofet Kol Ha'aretz
… to this day through performance, its presence in the Ashkenazi rite is obscured due to the general abandonment of … source apparently moved eastwards, as it contains many Eastern Ashkenazi texts added later in its margins. Through … Ashkenazi liturgical poems such as Shofet kol ha’aretz to Eastern Europe. When Shofet kol ha’aretz appeared in printed …
Responsorial Singing
… melodies. Although the responsorial form declined in Eastern Europe, largely due to the dominating musical role … of the ḥ azzan , it remained significant feature of Western Ashkenazic ( minhag ashkenaz ) synagogue song. The following were recited …
Freylekhs
… comprised the core of the traditional Klezmer repertoire in Eastern Europe, and were the most popular amongst the Dance … (Walter) Feldman , a researcher of Klezmer culture and the Ashkenazi dance in Eastern Europe and in the U.S., the Freylekhs dance has a …
Almonds and Raisins
… Many of these films deal with issues that arose with the eastern European Jewish immigrants who arrived in New York … Moyshe … Orson Wells … Immigration … Cinema-Jewish … Ashkenazi … Almonds and Raisins …
Priestly Blessing- Birkat Kohanim
… , he summarized the Halakhot that were customary for the Ashkenazi Jews in that period. His version would become the … Three Pilgrimage Festivities and the High Holy Days. The Eastern European communities took the limitations the … similar set of five melodies, in his textbook for cantors. Eastern Europe In Abraham Baer's Siddur, there are examples …
Kedusha
… a prayers during weekdays, Sabbaths, and festivals. In the Ashkenazi and Egyptian Nussa h s it is read in the Musaf … Thy Name in the world') introduces the Kedushot in Ashkenazi rite in both the Sha h arit and Min h ah … have a unique melody. However, in the Ashkenazi Nussach of Eastern Europe, for example, there is a tendency to perform …
Brakha Tzefira
… by the girls with Sephardic origins, as well as that of the Ashkenazi teachers who came from a Western European … Tzefira In relation to Tzefira's role as mediator between eastern melodies and the forming 'Israeli' music, the recent …
Yiddish Folksong (The Music of the Yiddish Folksong)
… main spoken language and language of oral creation of the Ashkenazi Jews of both Western and Eastern Europe, whereas in the latter region it was … of Yiddish combine German and Hebrew components, and in Eastern Europe also elements of Slavic languages, as well as …