… … 2 … Jewish Traditions in the Diaspora … Jewish Traditions in the Diaspora … 37797 … Berkeley, CA … … 1981 … Mishael Caspi … …

… … 2005 … Hazzanut … Cantors - Hazzanim … Diaspora … Hazzanim - Cantors … Cantorate … Cantor … …

… critical of claims that secular folk music is corrupted by Diaspora culture. Beregovski’s approach to the study of … Beregovski promoted the idea that “borrowed elements” from Diaspora culture were transformed and incorporated into … Jewish perspective.  Beregovski recognized the influence of Diaspora culture as an integral part of Jewish music in its …

… Ethiopianness, and of mobilizing the African and Ethiopian diasporas to stake a claim for respect and empowerment “at the epicenter of a third, Jewish diaspora: Israel” (2018: 162). Finally, Ilana … Routledge.  Djerrahian, Gabrielle, 2018, “The ‘End of Diaspora’ is Just the Beginning: Music at the Crossroads of …

… … 1984 … Folk music … Folklore … History … America … USA … Diaspora … Chorus … New Jersey … Robert Snyder … The …

… of human capability, the life conditions of the Jews in the diaspora, the wish to surprise, to break out of order, the …

… Spaniolen: Die Juden in Spanien - Die Sephardische Diaspora … Sephardim Spaniolen: Die Juden in Spanien - Die Sephardische Diaspora … 34873 … 145-153 … Einsenstadt … … 1992 … Orient … …

… La Gola, the World Zionist Organization's broadcast to the Diaspora. While working for the radio station, Lavry …

… There are two patterns to the Hassidic Mitsve Tants. In the Diaspora tradition, it is a Badhan who invites the guests to …

… Aviv, Israel … Beth Hatefutsoth: The Museum of the Jewish Diaspora … … Songs … Song … 1995 … Song … Poetry … Songs … …