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Recordings page one
… mollit anim id est laborum … ya’acov, vocals and masinqo … Ethiopian Jews … Ethiopian Liturgical Traditions … Recordings page one …
Songs of Palestinian Jews from the Collection of Isaac Lurie (1913)
… half of the nineteenth century. A single recording labeled “Ethiopia” poses interesting questions. The recordings are … Urfa. On July 27 he only met with Shlomo ben Yitshak from Ethiopia to record two pieces (only one is released here). …
Bǝ'ǝnti'ahomu feṭǝrā
… Judaism. … The Liturgy of Beta Israel: Music of the Ethiopian Jewish Prayer … Ethiopian Liturgical Traditions … Aliyah … Ethiopia … Jewish musical traditions … Ethiopian Jews … Rosh …
Yǝtbārek… wanevāvo
… choir section. … The Liturgy of Beta Israel: Music of the Ethiopian Jewish Prayer … Aliyah … Ethiopia … Ethiopian Jews … Ethiopian Liturgical Traditions … Jerusalem …
'Ǝsebāhaka bakʷwelu gize, Zegevre ‘aviya wamenkǝra, Wǝ'ǝtus kǝma mǝr`āwi, 'Amlākǝ `ālem
… sections; the first one follows the hemiola pattern. In Ethiopia, the first two prayers and the first section of the … musical mode. … The Liturgy of Beta Israel: Music of the Ethiopian Jewish Prayer … Aliyah … Ethiopia … Ethiopian Jews … Ethiopian Liturgical Traditions …
Haleluyah. Halelu El be-kodsho. (Mizmorim be-Sukot, be-Fesah ve-Rosh Hodesh.)
… of the month.) Performed by Shlomo ben Yitshak from Ethiopia on July 27, 1913. Cylinder # 677. 1:17 A unique recording, probably not belonging to the Ethiopian Beta Israel (Jewish) tradition. … From the …
Shoshana Ben-Dor
… Shoshana Ben-Dor is an important scholar of Ethiopian Jews in Israel since 1979. She studies the Ethiopian culture and traditions, including the prayer tradition and language of the Ethiopian Jews. In her many trips to Ethiopia, she studied …
Olivier Tourny
… specializing in ritual and liturgical music from Ethiopia, Jerusalem and the Mediterranean. … Ethnomusicologist … Ethiopia … Ethiopian Jewry … Ethnomusicologist … Ethnomusicology … …
A Recovered Voice from the Past
… forgotten. From there we moved [in 1909 or early 1910] to Ethiopia Street [ Rehov Hahabashim in Hebrew; Abyssinian … Hebrew in our home. During our stay at the [house in the] Ethiopia Street, Father opened a cantorial school in our … to teach them new songs. We moved again [1912?] from the Ethiopian’s Street back to Zikhron Moshe to a nicer house …