… of life, certain Oriental communities of Afghanistan and Bukhara, as well as of Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and other …

… royal anthem. 3. Meromam, lahan of a folk tune from Bukhara (Uzbekistan) brought to Israel in the early … very well known in Israel through its Hebrew cover version Bukhara  hayafa (Beautiful Bukhara) included in the early 1950s musical Naser a-Din …

… I was attracted by the possibility of finding survivals of Bukharan traditions in Israel, particularly in the area of … before the loss of those few who still remember Bukhara in all its splendour' (Lancet-Muller 1967: n.p.). … limited by a serious dearth of musicians among the Israeli Bukharans, the data collected nevertheless afford a glimpse …

… Archive Virtual Cinema :   … 13 … 9 … 34197 … … Israel … Bukhara … Dance … Folk dance music … Haim Hefer … Off the …

… at the age of five and was placed with a family in the Bukharan Quarter of Jerusalem. This area of the city was inhabited by immigrants from Bukhara, Tashkent and Samarkand, and Brakha's neighbors were … Sephardic songs, Jewish songs from Yemen, Persia, and Bukhara, as well as songs of Bedouins and Palestinian Arabs, …

… … 1470 … 79 … 1999 … Song … Liturgy … Piyyutim … Piyyut … Bukhara … Research … Folk music … History … Paraliturgy … …

… ירושלים … 36475 … 115-123 … … 1466 … 104 … תשסה … Music … Bukhara … Folklore … Bukharan … לתיעודה של השירה העממית של יהודי בוכארה : ממצאים …

… … 1914-32 … Music … Song … Liturgy … Morocco … Babylon … Bukhara … Hebrew cantillation … Dagestan … Eastern Europe … …

… University … Yuval Studies … … Batya, Batia … 1466 … 1982 … Bukhara … Persia … Popular music … Oral tradition … Modernization … Pop … Oral … Modern … Bukharan … Mark Slobin … Israel Adler … Bathja [Batya] Bayer … Notes on Bukharan Music in Israel … bibliographic_item …

… Palestine and from Jewish communities from Yemen, Persia, Bukhara and the Sephardic community, had a unique influence …