… context, it means “Splendid!” [2] Ǒppana is a Kerala dance genre associated with Muslim weddings. For details, see …

… (2005, 199) discusses the vāśippāṭṭtu or competition song genre, in which two singers or groups of singers perform …

… and Jewish family celebrations, focusing on popular music genres, both Moroccan and other, in addition to the Hebrew … a piyyut by R. Yaacov Elmaliah that related to the genre of Coplas de Purim , Judeo-Spanish Purim songs, is …

… dance, this is also an example of the Kerala "parrot song" genre, addressed to a bird. First requesting a parrot to …

… (1866, 1873, 1884), demonstrating the great demand for this genre of coplas for the Purim festival. Of the four …

… El debate de las flores has been classified as a copla , a genre of Judeo-Spanish songs, many of which are linked to …

… religious functions and have a mystical background. This genre apparently crystallized in the territories of Podolia … century, it had become a widespread and significant genre; during the twentieth century many hundreds of Hasidic … the significance of the distinction between this sub-genre and nigunim of other types. In his edition of …

… [Melody of] Merquedes mis haverim, semai [Turkish musical genre] (Strasbourg, National and University Library, Ms. …

… Ezra Aharon ’s composition in the Egyptian dawr genre, titled “A Ya Nass” (“Oh People”), showcases his …

…            Ayyayya Texts of this kiḷippāṭṭu (“parrot song”) genre are found in eleven notebooks; but from the … on a hill surrounded by green coconut groves.  In terms of genre, this song is a not only a “parrot song,” but also a …

… and in the Kabardin dialect as Ghiyr or Ghibzi, is a genre found among all Turkish peoples, but among the Jews … Included in this recording are two examples of this genre: no. 1 (this example) and no. 24 below. These are …

… to the development of a self-contained liturgical poetic genre, the reshut . ( Granat 2016 ) Although this term … in this case, a feature extremely rare in this liturgical genre. However, psalmody’s rhythmic principle of having a …