… (#263) .  “Other dances performed at weddigns in East European communities were:... Redl, Frailachs, Karahod, …

… to sing them on the stage. She was widely popular in Europe and later in the United States, where she moved after … Oriental Melodies: Volume 9 The Folk Song of the East European Jews . Leipzig: Friedrich Hofmeister. Noy, Dov and …

… songs that were written by poets of the Haskalah in Eastern Europe, and later on in Erets Yisrael and in the USA. The …

… its waltz meter hints to its origins in the modern Western European popular repertoire. Tu sos una rosa [tu sos una …

… Jewish nationalism. Educated Jews from eastern and central Europe who settled in Adrianpole had strong influence upon … reporter of the important Jewish newspapers of Eastern Europe- Hatsfira and Ha'asif . In these newspapers, Navon … of pilgrimage for important Jewish figures that came from Europe and were on their way to Palestine, or vice versa. As …

… he inherited from his father, and from teachers in Europe . Stark advocated for the preservation of traditional …

… Although the responsorial form declined in Eastern Europe, largely due to the dominating musical role of the ḥ …

… Jewish world by all accounts, had everlasting effects. Four European editions of  Baal T’fillah  appeared (Göthenburg, … canonical standing of Baer in the eyes of these educators (Europeans in origin) was its selection as the opening volume … Although this phenomenon had already taken root in Western European cantorial circles, the reliance on a written …

In early Christian sources and in Italian Sephardi synagogues a long melisma appears…