… sing the first verse together as a refrain, thus creating a new sequence, distinct from the printed poem. An immediate …

… and Peretz therefore endowed Sh. Shalom’s poem with a new meaning. In this sense, the song also belongs to the …

… melody is in flowing rhythm. The ninth stanza is sung to a new, rhythmic melody, with drum accompaniment. … Next, the first verse of the ninth stanza is sung to a new melody, rhythmic and accompanied by a drum; then the …

… … Folklore … History … America … USA … Diaspora … Chorus … New Jersey … Robert Snyder … The Paterson Jewish Folk Chorus; …

… Eva (Cohen) Hirschenson. The family moved to New Jersey in 1904, but retained its Zionist spirit, speaking … at Hunter from 1914 to 1917. She served as president of the New York chapter of Hadassah from 1929 to 1935 and national …

… accompanied by a drum. He repeats the first two verses to a new melody, to which he completes the last two verses of the …

… traditions and the second one (no. 12) is according to the New York one. The minor, yet still noticeable differences … the Western Sephardi Jews, most particularly by those from New York City (see Salomon 1969). … The Western Sephardi …

… Henry Lynn. Regina Zuckerberg died on October 4, 1964, in Jersey City, New Jersey, USA.   … Yiddish theater actress … 0 … Yiddish …

… succeeded in creating a moving melody that suggests a new way of interpreting Shema’ Koleinu. Her melody not only … in Friedman’s 'Shema’ Koleinu' appears in Menken’s “A Whole New World” from Aladdin (in the last sentence, “A whole new world with you”), and in John’s “Can You Feel the Love …

… to Piyut and Zemereshet have addressed this song, providing new information, but still leaving much to be said. That the … (Makolit). Also Ran Eliran  included the song in his 1962 New Sounds of Israel (where his name appears as “Ron”). The … Some sources are manuscript copies of prints, such as Ms. New York, Jewish Theological Seminary 1513, a copy of the …