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11. Tarras' Nign/ Rumanian Hora
… … 7 … 45586 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
10. Medley for the Pilgrimage to the Tomb of Rabbi Yohanan Ha-Sandlar
… … 7 … 45582 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
9. Sema' Yisrael
… … 7 … 45578 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
8. A Medley for the Kale Bazetsns
… … 7 … 45574 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
7. Rumanian Hora (New Version)
… … 7 … 45570 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
6. Freylekhs Medley (no. 10)
… … 7 … 45566 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
5. Rondo of Yohanan Ha-Sandlar
… … 7 … 45562 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
3. Tuvyah's Medley/ Rumanian Hora (no. 13)
… … 7 … 45558 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
2. Two Hasidic Dance Tunes
… … 7 … 45554 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
1. 'Od Yissama (no. 2)
… … 7 … 45550 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … AMTI CD 9802 … The Klezmer Tradition in the Land of Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … …
10. ''Divertissement'' for a Circumcision at the Comtat Venaissin: Canticum hebraicum
… religious poems, for performance during the rejoicings that traditionally took place in celebration of such an event. … and orchestral parts and turned into a monodic, anonymous traditional chant. In this form we find it, in the last third of the 18th century, rooted in the tradition of the community and preserved in the local …
Avarekh et Adonai (I shall bless the Lord) (Psalms 16, 7-11)
… are known in the Jerusalem Sephardi and Syrian Jewish tradition as pizmonim (lit.: songs). They were usually …