… degree than allowed by the brighter Freylekh tempo...” Sokolow 1987, p. 19 . ( Musical notation included). “ Rikud …

… p. 22 from Evreiskaia entsikklopediia, 1-16, 1908-1913 St. Petersburg, Brockhaus-Efron].  EvreEnts1908-1913, 13: 151 .  … each new section by setting a vamp in the next tempo.”  Sokolow 1991, p. 5 . (Musical notation included).  “The …

… mandolinists, flutists, cymbolists, accordionists, trumpeters- even xylophone and banjo doinas exist. The ensemble … often in fox-trot, waltz, tango, and even rhumba rhythms.” Sokolow 1987, p. 20 . ( Musical notation included).  “The … into each new section by setting a vamp in the next tempo.” Sokolow 1991, p. 5 . ( Musical notation  included).   “The …

… 2/4 meter. The most basic bulgar (freylekhs) beat is: ...” Sokolow, 1987, p. 19 .  “Eastern European Jews were …

… rhythm I [sic] rhythm at the slower tempo for the sher...” Sokolow 1987, p. 20 . “Eastern European Jews were accustomed …