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Beregovski’s Early Publications in the Context of his Research
… the author of a multivolume edition on Jewish folk music, largely published posthumous. In 1929-1930 … Beregovski’s views on the methods of collecting Jewish folk music heritage. The article contained analysis of … also included an attachment of 36 songs collected by the folklorist himself. It is important to note that these songs …
El Ha-Ma'ayan (to the fountain): Children's Songs
… composers … Israeli Music … Zemer Ivri … זמר עברי … Israeli Folk Songs … Emanuel Amiran (Pougatchov) … El Ha-Ma'ayan (to …
Mikitka
… Ukranian Jewish folksong. To view the First page of the score, click here . … 10 … 34304 … 5 … New York … Jos. P. Katz … … 1924 … Folk music … Folk songs … Ukraine … Ashkenazi … Jacob Beimel … Mikitka …
Kumu ve-Nashir
… Iveri, Zemer … 1971 … Israel … Israeli composers … Israeli Folk Songs … Israeli Music … Music … Song … Songs … Zemer …
Yona Homiya
… published by Yitzhak Levi, for the preservation of Sephardi folk music. … 10 … 34282 … Tel Aviv … Hamerkaz Letarbut … … … … Song … 1950 … Music … Song … Israel … Piyyutim … Piyyut … Folk music … Folk songs … Songs … Turkey … Sephardi … Israeli Music … …
Shirim Leyeladim (songs for children)
… songs … Education … Israel … Israeli composers … Israeli Folk Songs … Israeli Music … Israeli song … Music … Song … …
Yiddish Folk Songs from Galicia
… … 81 … 10 … 34259 … Jerualem … Institute of Jewish Studies, Folklore Research Center, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem … Folklore Research Center Studies … … 1971 … Folk songs … Folklore … Yiddish … Shmuel … Galicia … Pipe, …
Klezmer (pl. Klezmorim)
… Eastern-European Jewish folk musician, generally instrumentalist. Also used as …
Zemirot
… origins, and comprising an ever expanding body of folk material.' The texts of the Zemirot describe the joys … heavily on Liturgical modes and formulae. 2. Non-Jewish folk tunes served as the music for the Zemirot texts; these …
Niggun
… A monophonic folk music composition, vocal or instrumental, with or …