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Shir hama’alot - The umbilical cord between liturgical and domestic soundspheres in Ashkenazi culture
… This melody was sung on the first two days of Pessa h for Birkat … preceding or during those same Holy Days. For example, the melody used for the shaking of the lulav during the Hallel … for Shir hama'alot among the Jews of Frankfurt am Main' [Hebrew] in Duchan 16 (2006): 293-307. … 10621 … Shir …
In Zaltsikn Yam - A Yiddish Workers' Song
… musical arrangements to the song. The first is a monophonic melody in a minor mode and in a triple meter, either in ¾ or … Idelsohn in 1932 in the ninth volume of his Thesaurus of Hebrew Oriental Melodies and was classified by him as a … and the old songs that they sing [See this interview in Hebrew ]. The version featured on this album has Kahn …
Had Gadya in Israeli Culture
… Annual of Jewish Studies 2 (5748[1988]), 201-226 (in Hebrew). This important study recapitulates most of the … appears in Aramaic with a Yiddish-German translation (in Hebrew characters). This Yiddish-German version was studied … (Köln, 1838, unpaginated musical appendix, no. 6). This melody reappears in Abraham Baer’s Ba’al Tefillah , …
Had Gadya
… Annual of Jewish Studies 2 (5748[1988]), 201-226 (in Hebrew). This important study recapitulates most of the … appears in Aramaic with a Yiddish-German translation (in Hebrew characters). This Yiddish-German version was studied … (Köln, 1838, unpaginated musical appendix, no. 6). This melody reappears in Abraham Baer’s Ba’al Tefillah , …
Shir HaKavod
… letter of each line forms an acrostic that spells out the Hebrew alphabet. It is customary to recite the Piyyut when … with it, three in particular that are well-known. Melody 1: melody from an unknown source. Melody 2: This melody is in …
Anim Zemirot
… letter of each line forms an acrostic that spells out the Hebrew alphabet. It is customary to recite the Piyyut when … with it and three in particular that are well-known. The melody's source is unknown. This melody is in the minor mode and it most likely originated in …
Atah Ehad
… is a difficult, perhaps impossible task, since the same melody can function as a liturgical melody, a zemer for the … the score should follow the natural direction of the Hebrew language – the melody is set as a responsorial piece … Studies in Oriental Jewry 100, (2004), pp. 125-146 (In Hebrew). [3] Idelsohn, Sefer Hashirim, iii. [4] Netiva Ben …
Para Para
… of Music Traditions in Israel, 23) , a collection of Hebrew children's songs released in 2013. Barely three … Dance in Jerusalem and the Department of Musicology of the Hebrew University who located a number of anthologies where … song's author is not mentioned neither is a notation of the melody provided. This is a slightly expanded version of the …
Andalusian Nuba
… that perform musical progressions that ornament the melody's fixed structure. The Beiten's melodies are … liturgy and paraliturgy (Piyyutim). Translated from the Hebrew original in 'An Invitation to Piyut' website, by Elie …
Dort wo die Zeder: A Forgotten Zionist Anthem in German
… these songs are only remembered by a small hardcore of old Hebrew songs’ enthusiasts. Dort wo die Zeder was one of … blauen Meeresstrand, In dieses liebes, trautes Vaterland! Hebrew and Yiddish translations Dort wo die Zeder was soon … Vereine edited by Heinrich Loewe in 1894/5 10] . The melody is defined as ‘Jüdische Volksmelodie’ but is also …