… citation, you get the full reference.   “Then there were tunes ‘for the table,’ for the guests to listen to and to … dance, instrumental works played at the table, street tunes (accompanying the march to the xupe [wedding canopy], … I understand, the best klezmorim didn’t even play the dance tunes, they’d just come and play the tish nigunim , which …

Comparison of a study of the songs of the Hara Kebira (large Jewish quarter) with Robert…

… poetry, as well as the question of survival of ancient tunes and the introduction of … 40 … 40 … 2 … The Ancient …

… for hundreds of Sephardi prayers and piyuttim. Contains tunes of the Sephardi communities from all over the world. …

… fashion. Numerous Hassidic dance melodies and weddings tunes are in Walachish style: the melody is left to the …

… of Beregovski’s music anthologies of Yiddish songs, klezmer tunes and Hassidic nigunnim coupled with translation of …

… cuadential pattern, this melody recalls German-Dutch folk tunes that are associated with hunting. … The Western …

… did not mingle with German Jews…Their traditional tunes differ to a great extent from those of all other …

… rhythmical or unrhythmical songs, and the longevity of folk tunes. He also states his belief that 'the originality of a … reminds us that many nations influenced French folk tunes and endeavors to show that traces of the magen avot … analyses of about fifty Jewish, French and other tunes. It ends with the question whether 'all these …

… a strong resemblance to Ukrainian and Romanian sheperds’ tunes, it is performed here in the style of the tish-nign … Jewish weddings, and at non-Jewish occasions where Jewish tunes were often requested.” Alpert 1993, p. 4 . ( Recording … of the Shabbat liturgy, commonly sung to a variety of tunes, as a zemerl (religious folk song).” Schlesinger, …