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33. In the Ship
… and bride sailing in a storm-tossed ship perhaps alludes playfully to the excitement of their newly wedded state. …
32. Prosper, Prosper (Our Bridegroom, Our Bride)
… On slippers of silver, she elegantly walks. This joyous and playful song exemplifies two widespread genres of Kerala …
31. The Bridegroom Dressed in Gold
… blasts, the military band Plays trumpets, flutes, and drums. Nalla! All … Embodiment of love— Nalla! The one who’s playing there, Upon the mountain … a wedding (Daniel and Johnson 1995, 179), this lively and playful song combines imagery and references from many …
14. The Paliat Achan Song
… a Tarakan [Merchant] Came,” describing both as children’s play-songs. For a clearer rendition of the Paliat Achan …
13. Manacheri Women! Mattancherry Women!
… fourth stanzas were sung with great enjoyment of their wordplay and the absurdity of the allegedly stolen items: the …
12. North Side, South Side (A Visit from the Raja)
… In harmony together, they bow down to pray. This playful song about Jewtown in Kochi was remembered and …
9. Paradesi Synagogue Song
… you have come! Your beauty and glory you should proudly display, you should proudly display. By the auspicious Prophet and beloved Mashiya Lovingly …
7. Tekkumbhagam-Ernakulam Synagogue Song
… his childhood (interview September 1999). He remembered playing in the fine, white river-bed sand of the courtyard …
Rabbi David Buzaglo
… on holidays when musical instruments were not allowed to be played. He wrote these texts not only for Moroccan tushiyat … he performs with other paytanim accompanied by a qanun player named Salim Ezra or Azra. [10] At least twice before … Musée de la Diaspora Juive “Nahoum Goldman,” 1984 (longplay), 2004 (CD). This production included only eight …
4. Song of Moshe Mutaliyar
… conversation between the visitor and the king, somewhat playfully suggesting a meeting of equals—similar to the …