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King of the Klezmer Clarinet
… ala Naftule 18. Kleine Princessin (Little princess) 19. Turkishe yalle vey uve 20. Naftule, shpiel es noch amol …
The Art Of The Cymbalom: The Music Of Joseph Moskowitz, 1916-1953
… Argentine Dance (Tango Argentino, 2.4.1916) 20. Medley of Turkish Melodies (3.27.1916) 21. Alex Olshanetsky's Prinz …
An Early Twentieth-Century Sephardi Troubadour
… This production features recordings by early 20 th century Turkish cantor Haim Effendi . He was first recorded in 1907 … Holidays) and songs in Ladino, amid other recordings in Turkish that are not represented in the present production. …
The Peşrev as a Vocal Genre in Ottoman Hebrew Sources
… … 3 … Turkish Music Quarterly … 1-Sep … … 1991 … Music … Turkey … …
The Turkish Makam in the Musical Culture of the Ottoman Jews: Sources and Examples
… Musical culture … Sources … Ottoman … Edwin Seroussi … The Turkish Makam in the Musical Culture of the Ottoman Jews: …
Yinon
… Hebrew poems of the Israeli- Turkish poet, writer and composer Isaac Eliyahu Navon . …
Baqqashah (Pl. Baqqashot)
… songs) and of the peoples of the region: Arabic, Turkish, Greek and Persian tunes. In Najara’s book, and in … are provided in the headings of the piyyutim. The use of Turkish or Arabic maqamat and melodies of the surrounding … style, is based mainly on Arabic maqamat rather than on the Turkish maqamat employed by Najara. This major …
Bin Tavinu Liqnot Bina Ha'azinu
… A large portion of Najara's piyyutim are based on Turkish, Arab, Spanish and Greek songs, or on Hebrew …
Hayrana Laih
… new modes ( maqamat ) and rhythms of Persian and Turkish origin. [1] Daoud Hosni played a fundamental role in …
Hay ram galeh
… Jewish practices from the Middle East, such as the urban Turkish-Ottoman style that was prevalent in the major cities …