… verse consists of three lines. In the opening verses, the poet laments the fall of Zion, portrayed as a lonely, …

… an alphabetical acrostic followed by the acrostic of the poet’s name. It enumerates the miracles performed during the … and in the month of Nissan Israel will be redeemed. The poet therefore compares the “Passover of Egypt,” the holiday …

… services. Composed by 13th-century Andalusian Hebrew poet Abraham Hazzan Gerondi. The poem revolves around the …

… Kashi singing sections of the Shahnameh by Ferdowsi and poetry attributed to Omar Khayyam. She recorded Rahmani … Miron, the Israeli-America composer, conductor, film maker, poet and arranger, known for his contributions to Israeli …

… there is the remarkable reciprocity between music and poetry. Second is a more fundamental kind of reciprocity, … the first type, the reciprocal relations between music and poetry, as an instance of the more encompassing principle.  … musical permutation, music without words and the music of poetry. Among canonical composers, I associate the use of …

… in the case of Theodor Herzl, who disliked the song and its poet. Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook composed “Shir ha-emunah” in …

… an important and vast collection of Ottoman Hebrew musical poetry connected to Avtaliyon and the circle of Hebrew poets active in the Ottoman Empire in the 17th and early … 625, etc.). It belongs to the corpus of Judeo-Spanish lyric poetry that circulated in the 17th–18th centuries. …

… Piyyut  by the Italian rabbi, poet and grammarian Shmuel Archivolti (1515-1611), sung at …

… Zemirot vetushbahot  (Constantinople, 1545), edited by the poet Shelomo Mazal Tov. It was adopted by the oriental …

… to the eighty-two-year-old Ottoman–Turkish–Sephardic poet, composer, and publicist Itzhak Eliyahu Navon …

… Velvl Ehrenkrantz (1819-1883) - Yiddish and Hebrew poet and a bard. Called Zbarzher after his birthplace, the …

… Annotations:   David Avisar (1888-1963) was a mizrahi poet, journalist, and educator. As an ardent supporter of …