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Ve-Hi She-’Amda – Piyyut from the Passover Haggadah
… a long section in the Haggadah that is just read aloud. Music There are a number of arrangements to this piyyut, …
The Musical Tradition of Hasidim
… … Eastern Ashkenazi … Yaakov Mazor … Andre Hajdu … The Musical Tradition of Hasidim …
Hasidic Tunes of Dancing and Rejoicing
… ' … 57 … 57 … 7 … Anthology of Musical Traditions in Israel … Anthology of Musical Traditions in Israel … 34115 … Jerusalem … Israel … Jewish Music Research Centre … … Hassidic music … 1976 … Israel … …
Khasidskaya Muzice V Slove I Zvnke (Hasidic Music: in Word and Sound)
… Yaakov Mazor … Khasidskaya Muzice V Slove I Zvnke (Hasidic Music: in Word and Sound) …
Heinrich Schalit : the man and his music
… California … Schalit … … 1979 … Composers … Synagogue music … מלחינים … מוסיקה לבית הכנסת … Michael Schalit … Heinrich Schalit : the man and his music …
Shir Ba-Meromim, music in the “Hillulah” of Bar-Yohay (celebrations)
… ' … 57 … 57 … 9 … 34107 … Jewish Music Research Centre … … 1987 … Meron … Lag-ba-Omer … Music … Dance … Minhag … Yaakov Mazor … Edwin Seroussi … Pamela Squires Kidron … Shir Ba-Meromim, music in the “Hillulah” of Bar-Yohay (celebrations) …
The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel
… Full Volume Online in NLI website … 57 … 57 … 2 … Yuval Music Series … Yuval Music Series … 34105 … Jerusalem … Jewish Music Research Centre … Yuval Music Series … … 2000 … …
The Badkhn in Contemporary Hasidic Society: Social, Historical and Musical Observations
… in Contemporary Hasidic Society: Social, Historical and Musical Observations …
Feidman, Geyora
… … 729-730 … Detroit … Macmillan Reference USA … … Hassidic music … 2007 … Klezmer … Clarinet … Hasidic Music … Hasidic niggunim … Ashkenazi … Yaakov Mazor … …
Shir hama’alot - The umbilical cord between liturgical and domestic soundspheres in Ashkenazi culture
… mibeit Abba", produced by Renanot : Institute for Jewish music. CD1703 in the National Sound Archive. Score example … the typical melodies of the yearly cycle was a widespread musical custom of German-speaking Jews. [2] In many ways … emphasized how the domestic and public spheres shared a musical repertory. By the second half of the twentieth …