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Halleluyah (Ferrara)
… march tune, sung at weddings in the Italian community of Ferrara. … Angelina Rocca Meghnagi … Halleluyah (Ferrara) … recordings …
Berakhah: Maoz Tzur (Verona)
… by Benedetto Marcello. Other variants collected by Levi in Ferrara, Gorizia, Castle Monteferatto and Turin, attest to …
Kaddish-Hamav'dil (Ferrara)
… of Havdalah (Separation). In the Ashkenazi tradition of Ferrara it is followed by Hamavdil ("He Who divides"), a … … Brith Milah … Birth … Shabbat … Kaddish-Hamav'dil (Ferrara) … recordings …
‘Le-El ‘Olam’ by Mordecai Dato: In search of a melody for an ancient Italian Hebrew poem
… sul Panaro, a very small town located between Modena and Ferrara where he maintained a rather secluded life. Almost …
B'tzeit Yisrael (Ferrara)
… Sung during the Passover services in the Italian rites of Ferrara (as documented here) and Rome it also appears in the … … Purim … Brith Milah … Birth … Shabbat … B'tzeit Yisrael (Ferrara) … recordings …
B'racha - Ma'oz Tzur (Verona)
… by Benedetto Marcello. Other variants collected by Levi in Ferrara Gorizia Casale Monferrato and Turin attest to its …
Elohim hashivenu: A liturgical insertion for the High Holidays in Salamone Rossi's version in Italy and beyond
… does not support the audio element. Carlo Schönheit of Ferrara (b. Ferrara, 1900-1977) a member of a family of Holocaust … on hazzan Carlo Schonheit: Carlo (known to everybody in Ferrara as “Carluccio') Schonheit died in 1977 [date now …
Priestly Blessing- Birkat Kohanim
… melodies was made as part of a debate that occurred in Ferrara in 1706 about the way in which the priests sing the …
The Tedeschian Community
… Verona, Torino, Trieste , Livorno, Milano, Mantua, Padua, Ferrara, Casale Monferrato , Reggio Emilia, in addition to …
La pratique musicale savante dans quelques communautes juives en Europe aux XVIIe–XVIIIe siecles
… … Amsterdam … Art … Art Music … Baroque … Choral … Europe … Ferrara … Italy … Judah … Mantua (Mantova) … MKB … Modena, …
Ashkenazic and Italian Liturgy
… including Rome, Pitigliano, Siena, Florence, Ancona, Ferrara, Bologna, Reggio Emilia, Padua, Venice, Mantua, …


