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"Shalom levo shabbat" (Greetings on the coming of the Sabbath)
… melody is the melodic `stockpile' of the whole song. The verses in each stanza are sung in a responsorial manner, … metrical units: the soloist sings the first part of each verse (--~~ -- ~--), and the ensemble responds with the second part (--~~-- --). The final verse of every stanza, the verse with the girdle rhyme, is …
Halleluya (Hallelujah)
… melody is the melodic `stockpile' of the whole song. The verses in each stanza are sung in a responsorial manner, … metrical units: the soloist sings the first part of each verse (--~~ -- ~--), and the ensemble responds with the second part (--~~-- --). The final verse of every stanza, the verse with the girdle rhyme, is …
Ani esh’al shevah ha'el (I will pray for the praise of the Lord)
… The soloist begins by singing the whole of the first verse, and the ensemble replies with a repetitive response, beginning with the closing hemistich of this verse. Thereafter the soloist sings every hemistich, with a …
"Shabbat menuḥa hi" (Sabbath is a day of rest)
… poetic meter: the soloist sings the first two feet of the verse --~ --, and the ensemble sings the next two --~~ …
"Vehalleluya" (Hallelujah)
… poetic meter: the soloist sings the first two feet of the verse --~ --, and the ensemble sings the next two --~~ …
"Shema ha'el ‘aneni batefillah" (Hear O Lord, answer my prayer)
… . Therefore the first part, consisting of the first two verses, is sung in flexible rhythmic style, like a nashid , while the next part, the remaining verses, is rhythmical, like a shira , and accompanied by …
"Shema ha'el ‘aneni batefillah" (Hear O Lord, answer my prayer)
… from time to time. The soloist opens, and from the second verse on the ensemble replies with a repetitive response. …
"Barek brik alḥama" (The lightning of our protection shone forth)
… . The poem has eight stanzas, cach of which contains four verses of two hemistiches, a tawshiḥ of three verses and another two verses of two hemistiches. The poem is an admonition to the …
"Laner velivsamim nafshi meyaḥla" (My heart longs for the candle and the incense)
… sings several of the melodies of this song: the first two verses are sung to the first melody, with no percussion accompaniment; in the third verse the melody changes, and is accompanied by a tin pan; in the fourth verse a slow melody in flexible rhythm is heard, which …
"Qiryia Yefefiyah" (Lovely city)
… a drum. He sings a selection of texts from the following verses, and to conclude he repeats the first verse to the first melody. … 7 … NSA studio, Jerusalem … …