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Ani ashava' ba-boker (I shall cry out in the morning)
… to the four verses of each of the eight strophes. … from "A Song of Dawn" … Aleppo … Bakkashot … Baqqashot … Jerusalem … …
Male pi shira (My mouth is full of song)
… (verse 5); third section e-e'-e'-h (verse 6 [7]). … from "A Song of Dawn" … Aleppo … Bakkashot … Baqqashot … Israeli … Piyyutim … Paraliturgy … Male pi shira (My mouth is full of song) …
Zemirot le-Shabat u-Motsa’e Shabat Kodesh: Ki eshmera.
… Zemirot le-Shabat u-Motsa’e Shabat Kodesh: Ki eshmera. Songs for Shabbat and conclusion of Shabbat: Because I shall …
Shire hatunah: Anokhi Adonai Elohekha; Ve-ze ha-zman yavo Mashiah; Yiftah Adonai ba-Torah.
… Iran (Shiraz) Sequence of wedding songs. Shire hatunah: Anokhi Adonai Elohekha ; Ve-ze ha-zman … of four units. The first one is a typical Judeo-Persian song with a refrain praising prophet Moses: "Qorbaan-e mim … Moshe]. It is followed by a typical Judeo-Persian wedding song where each stanza ends with the word "Israel". The …
El lifne [sic] har Galil (shir hatunah)
… . The god appearing in front of the Mount of Galil (wedding song). Bakashot hashkama be-parsit . Early morning prayers … 'the mountain of Galilee') a widespread responsorial Hebrew song from the Levant. It originates in a song in the form of an alphabetical piyyut for Simhat torah …
Omar la-Adonay maḥsi
… in the refrain. … Ahavat ‘Olamim: Andalusian Hebrew Song from the Maghreb to Jerusalem … Israeli art music … …
Las horas de la vida
… One of the most widespread and frequently recorded Sephardi songs throughout the 20th century. The version by Haim is … complete in existence. Originating in an Andalusian folksong the present version incorporates stanzas from other popular Spanish songs. It is plausible that Haim Effendi played a crucial …
El Hay mehullal ba-tishbahot
… Arba Otiyot: Sacred Hebrew Songs from the Saharan Maghreb … Choirs … Choral music … …
At adamah be-lev midbar
… Arba Otiyot: Sacred Hebrew Songs from the Saharan Maghreb … Choirs … Choral music … …
Shir Hanamal
… the outside world, tangible or imaginary. For this reason songs about boats, sea travel and ports are also conspicuous … in the children’s repertoire in Hebrew. One example is ‘Song of the Port’ written by the eminent poetess Lea … of the opening of the Tel Aviv seaport in 1936. The song, published in Davar le-yeladim (an influential …