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Baqqashah (Pl. Baqqashot)
… the event is always sung in the maqam of the next Sabbath service. This concluding portion of the Baqqashot always … followed by Qaddish, which concludes the whole of the service. Moroccan Tradition of Baqqashot The main … tradition. [4] In it one can find a structured Baqqashot service. While the majority of the piyyutim in Shir Yedidot …
El Maleh Rahamim
… El Maleh Rahamim is a prayer recited at a funeral service, on the Yahrzeit, or anniversary of the death, or … member. In some rites it is also included in the Memorial service recited on festivals and Yom Kippur. … El Maleh …
Hasidism
… 18th century in Poland. The Hasidic movement stresses the service of God through the mystical and legalistic …
Amidah
… The core element of each of the daily services. The Amidah was originally referred to as the … ha’tfillah, or the prayer, because of its centrality to the service. Literally translated, Amida means “standing,” which … on Shabbat and festivals and nine are said in the Musaf service on Rosh Hashanah. … Amidah …
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue Music in Nineteenth-Century Reform Sources from Hamburg
… its attempt to introduce Sephardi tunes into the synagogue services. These documents comprise the earliest tangible …
Anthology of Hassidic Music
… a complete musical transcription of the Sabbath Eve service, table songs for Sabbath and festivals, niggunim, …
The variety of musical styles music in the Ashkenazi service
… Hungary … Performance practice … Ashkenazi … Performance … Service … Eastern Ashkenazi … Judit Frigyesi … The variety of musical styles music in the Ashkenazi service …
The Sabbath Service: the Complete Musical Liturgy for the Hazzan
… music … Eastern Ashkenazi … Israel Alter … The Sabbath Service: the Complete Musical Liturgy for the Hazzan …
Chemdat Shabbat: A new Sabbath morning service for Hazzan and Congregation
… … Max Wohlberg … Chemdat Shabbat: A new Sabbath morning service for Hazzan and Congregation …
Der Missinai-Gesang der deutschen Synagoge
… the Ashkenazi synagogues, most of them in the High Holidays services. Hazzanim refer to these tunes as mis-sinay (i.e. …