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Bulbe (Volkslied) – “Potato” (Folksong)
… is especially apparent in the humor of Eastern-European Jews. In the humoristic-satiric song this feature comes to a most convincing guise. The Jews have a special sense for humor, parody, satire and … folk can we find such developed self-irony, as among the Jews, i.e. joking and laughing at one own defaults and …
Lied ohne Worte (chassidisch)
… appears with words – exceptions are rare – among the Jews we find numerous “songs without words” as a typical … filled with dwejkuth and conviction. In this field the Jews thrived and turned the Song without Words into pure …
Nahôn libbo is hujire – Whole-heartedly is the fearful believer
… through the lenses of the modern national awakening of the Jews through the piyyut ’s meta-subjects: the believer’s … the antiquity of the music of the Yemenite and Babylonian Jews were echoed in Stutschewsky’s writings (1935 and 1946) …
76. La pipitera conversa (Bosanski Instrumentalni i Pjevački Terzett)
… from Sarajevo) reflecting social anxieties among Sephardic Jews related to the specter of conversion by young Jewish …
73. Melisenda insomne (La Gloria)
… of lines from a romance widespread among Sephardic Jews in the Eastern Mediterranean, especially in Sarajevo …
65. El baile de los falsos (Sida Musafija)
… and in several languages. No wonder then that the Sephardic Jews of the Eastern Mediterranean, living under the aegis of …
60. Noche de alhad (Elie Cohen)
… stanzas and is quite similar to Algazi’s. Sephardic Ottoman Jews use this melody also for Lekha eli teshuqati by Abraham …
59. La reina de la gracia (Isaac Algazi)
… LA 202786a) released by Seroussi ( 1989 , no. 30). The Jews of Izmir were very fond of this song, which remained in …
44. ¿Por qué no cantáis la bella? (Çakum Effendi)
… bella? (CMP J4), a rare romance among the Eastern Sephardic Jews, known mainly in Sarajevo and the Izmir area ( Hemsi …
43. El infant cautivo (Çakum Effendi)
… romance (CMP H16) was popular among the Eastern Sephardic Jews (especially in Salonica and Sarajevo). It was …