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El [sic] shaare ratson le-hipateah
… gravitated around the Great Ades Synagogue of the Aleppo Jews founded in Jerusalem in 1901. … From the Collection …
Be-makhelet [sic!] am barkhu El (Shir le-hatunah).
… introductory essay to the playlist " Songs of Palestinian Jews from the Collection of Isaac Lurie (1913) ") . … From …
Shir agid
… this Egyptian anthem was extremely popular among Levantine Jews. It was adapted to other pizmonim, such as “Ro’e …
Shir hatunah be-leyl hamishi kesheyoshvim im he-hatan (be-aravit)
… groom sits with a group (in Arabic). Performed by Yemenite Jews (solo and choir) on July 19th, 1913. Cyl. # 647. …
Shir be-et harishat ve-ketsirat ha-sadeh
… harvesting. Performed by 2 anonymous singers, Yemenite Jews, on July 19, 1913. Cylinder # 648/1. 0:52 A strange item, most probably not by Yemenite Jews. The melody is textless and is performed by a woman (or …
Shir hatunah ahare Sheva Brakhot
… “Sheva Brakhot” (“Seven blessings”). Performed by Yemenite Jews (male voice and choir) on July 19, 1913. Cylinder # …
Ani hatsal [sic] (Shir hatunah)
… I am rising (the wedding song). Performed by Yemenite Jews (male voice and choir) on July 19, 1913. Cylinder # … in one of his earliest Hebrew articles titled “Yemenite Jews and their Songs” ( Luah HaHaretz LiShnat 5669 [1908], …
Three Sabbath songs: Be-yom Shabat, Tsur mishelo akhalnu, Dror yikra.
… yikra (He will proclaim freedom). Performed by Yemenite Jews (male voice and choir) on July 19, 1913. Cylinder # …
Tsur levavi shokhen aliya (shir le-hatunah)
… Masliah continued to be sung to the same melody by Iraqi Jews in Israel. See the recording by Shlomo Mu’alem at the …
Yehi shalom (zemer le-berit milah)
… 2 onwards) is still very popular among descendants of Iraqi Jews in Israel. Compare with the version in Amnon Shiloah, The musical tradition of Iraqi Jews (Or Yehuda, 1983), no. 51, pp. 116-7 … From the …