… Hebrew song Nitzanei shalom written by the Turkish Jewish poet and singer Yitzhak Eliyahu Navon (1859-1952) and set by …

… This lahan was composed by the Sephardi poet and musician of Jerusalem, Mordecai Halfon and is …

… its real author was apparently a sixteenth century Hebrew poet from the Crimean Peninsula named Yitzhak Hendeli. The …

… become a staple of the trend of performing religious Hebrew poetry as Israeli popular music. This piyyut is among Ibn … lyrical creations, marked by a distinct classical poetic structure and profound spiritual content. The poem is a striking testimony to the way this poet, halakhist and biblical commentator of medieval Spain, …

… The poet describes the Shabbat from beginning to end. He …

… not biblical. It seems to have been written by an unknown poet to an existing tune. The connection between the …

… the creation, transmission and performance of sacred Hebrew poetry in the modern period. This song is universally … most prolific authors and disseminators of Hebrew sacred poetry in the Levant of the late nineteenth and … of piyyutim edited by Hebron-born educator, publisher and poet Rabbi Yehuda Castel (1871-1936). The book was published …

… Pizmon composed by Rahamim Yosef Haim, a poet active in Jerusalem in the second half of the …

… and highly precious in value. “The Golden Sickle” is a poetic love song in which the sickle carries a double … written by O.N.V. Kurup (1931–2016), a highly acclaimed poet, lyricist, and university professor of Malayalam; and …

… Jewish soul turning “to the east toward Zion,” the Kerala poet began his song by proclaiming “The soul of the Jewish …

… and declared! 12. Ignorance will vanish then, and poetic knowledge will grow. Science and culture will … Malayalam literature, skillfully making use of the poetic pāna style and metrical system, which inspires … “Herald of the Dawn” by Amshi Narayana Pillai, a Hindu poet and Gandhian freedom fighter (Andalattu1997, 20–22). …

… the Purim story. Composed by the medieval Andalusian poet Yehudah Halevy, it is sung on the sabbath before Purim …