… an allegorical poem in the form of a dialogue between the poet and his beloved. The moral and national symbolism …

… or other songs sung on various occasions in which the poet (or the singer) asks God for permission to praise him … poem Kiryia yefefiyah , which is also written in the same poetic meter, this is a typical example of the migration of …

… Hazzan, whose name appears in the poem’s acrostic. He was a poet and synagogue cantor affiliated with the kabbalist …

… sacrifice of Isaac) Im afes rova' ha-qen by the Ashkenazi poet Ephrayim ben Itzhak of Regensburg (c. 1110-1175). The … Romania, and the amazing history of his book of Hebrew poetry translated into Ladino. International Symposium on …

… by Dato’s son, Refael Yehoshua and containing his fathers’ poetry with ample commentaries.   Another composition of his … 10471 of the British Library dated in 1581, i.e. while the poet was still alive. This version, with corrections … Dato. As a parting salute to Mordechai Dato and his poetry, we invite you to listen to a contemporary rendition …

… Nashid by an unknown poet on the sanctity of the Sabbath and in praise of God. The poetic meter is meruba.  Sung by the brothers Haim and Dani …

… around the Mediterranean. Its text by an unidentified poet was already printed in Shirim uzemirot vetushbahot … to the Portuguese community in Amsterdam by this hazzan and poet. This is an old melody from Amsterdam that Rev. Lopes …

… many of which were written by Shlomo Mazal Tov, a prominent poet who lived in Saloniki and Turkey. The melody is one of …

… dishes for each Jewish holiday. In some cases the poet choose Hebrew words that evoke the names of the foods, … that it echoes the tune designed for this poem by the poet himself. … The Western Sephardi Liturgical Tradition as …

… ben Isaac Alashkar (Zamora, c.1465- Jerusalem, 1541), a poet and commentator from the generation of the expulsion …

… attributed to Solomon Ibn Gabirol (1021-1058), Andalusian poet and philosopher. It is traditionally included in the …

… of heights (wedding song).  A wedding piyut by Iraqi Jewish poet Salih Masliah (d. 1785). Performed by Ezra ben hakham …