… direction, highlighting the music of the folk singers Shlomo Carlebach and Moshe Yess, who were most prominent in … Modi’im, a village in central Israel that was founded by Shlomo Carlebach and continues to be shaped by his … sung next, and transitions to “Od Avinu Chai,” composed by Shlomo Carlebach in 1965 at the request of an individual …

… some poems by two contemporaries of Avtaliyon, Sheme”sh (Shlomo Moshe Shani) and Yaacov Amron. The second section … source: a Ladino novel titled El Mundo (The World) by Shlomo ben Yosef, published in Salonika circa 1881. El Mundo … El Mundo , remains a mystery. In any case, it appears that Shlomo ben Yosef was not involved in the decision to print …

… Piyyut  by Shlomo Ibn Gabirol (11th cent.) for  Simhat Torah  in the …

… Abraham bar Shlomo Hayyun … 98 … 1 … 21 … 7 … 47397 … 1 CD … Jerusalem, …

… This custom was instituted by the Hasid and kabbalist R. Shlomo Wechsler in the early 1940s. The melody is also …

… of a Moroccan qasida . After this, we hear a piyyut by R. Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, " Sha'ar petah dodi", in which the poet …

… portion Shoftim. We recognize here the influence of R. Shlomo Ibn Gabirol’s magnificent poem Keter malkhut. The …

… ecstatic poem in 6/8 is well-known short poem by Rabbi Shlomo Ibn Gabirol (1021-1050), reminiscent of the dialogue …

… [Rabbi Shmuel Schneersohn, 1834-1882], and Moharashb [Rabbi Shlomo Dovber Schneersohn, 1860-1920], used to pray with …

… how a Sephardic pizmon can become a Hasidic nign . Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach had a fond memory of this nign , probably … singing ‘Ozreni El Hay Lehakhni’a’ for the Rebbe … Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach … Lehakat Tzlilei Ha’ud … Carlibach, Carlebach, Shlomo … Chabad - Habad … Hassidic … Pizmonim … Pizmon … …

… emissaries who came to India to make the arrangements (Shlomo Schmidt) and refers to the unwelcome experience of …

… Yehoshua from Parur, who remembered it as a composition by Shlomo Tattungal of Parur, though it has also been …