… bazetsn was an important ritual at the traditional East European Jewish wedding. It was usually performed by the …

… of sound and ethnographic documentation of Eastern European Jewish music and folklore. The complicated paths of …

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

… reminiscences of Biblical chant. The “alternative” Eastern European melody of Shofet kol ha’arez bears the unmistakable …

… from our understanding of Idelsohn is his connection to the European Jewish fin-de-siecle as he experienced it across … certainly not well understood. Idelsohn’s earlier years in Europe and South Africa prior to his pivotal immigration to … to Johannesburg.” While in Berlin, Idelsohn started to tour Europe and later on the USA (where he arrived on November …

… first renowned Israeli pianist to conquer concert stages in Europe and in Asia in the early 1940's, even before the …

… as freylekhs, volekhls, shers, kozakl, polke ... Eastern European Jews were accustomed to invite each guest to an …

… World and ends with the integration into the formerly East European Jewish communities of the New World. But as … on the way in which Unger promoted the dissemination of European art within small communities in Canada, his …

… and cultural aspects of Jewish existence in trans-alpine Europe and appear to explain the narrative’s major role in … that some of its features situate it within medieval European musical culture. Geo-Cultural Provenance All the … neither the text nor the melody was sung in the Eastern European rite. [38] We tend to attribute the absence of the …