… that among our large masses, for a long time now the folkdance has had been accompanied by singing and song; and … dances such as] the polka did people improvise and sing songs, but also to the polonaise, quadrille, waltz, … [New York, c. World War I].] Raboy 1920, p. 25 .  “Jewish folk dance melody ‘ sher kadril ’. This melody was recorded …

… בגרסת הבלוגרס (bluegrass) שלו, ברגע הפריצה של הפולק רבייבל (folk revival) בשנות החמישים הוא הופך להיט. בבדיון הסרט ( אחי … diegetic and unequivocally non-celestial, derives from folk, liturgical, and popular genres. Yet, whether listening …

… Press … … composer … 1996 … Jewish … Eastern Europe … Folk songs … America … Yiddish … Ashkenaz … Immigration … Europe … Ghetto … Ghetto songs … Diaspora … Chorus … Culture … Immigrants … Composers …

… … In 1926, in “New Palestinean [sic] Folk Songs” – one of the earliest Zionist songbooks published in … of this melody appears in A.W. Binder’s “New Palestinean Folk Songs,” it is important to explore first the history of …

… 634-645 … … Ashkenazi people … 18 … 1932 … Eastern Europe … Folk music … Folk songs … Ashkenaz … Europe … Melodies … Motifs … East … …

… outside of sources found in [Eastern European Jewish] folk song, we have nothing about this style, no definitive …

… Shloymelekh' is a name referring to two different Yiddish songs, 'Unter Di Grininke Bymelekh,' and 'Unter Di Poylishe … throughout the Jewish world. It attained the status of a folksong, as seen in some recordings and citations, in which the composer is marked as 'Folk,' and only the name of the famous poet is remembered. …

… ירושלים … מכון בן צבי … … 19 … 1984 תשמד … Music … Israel … Folk music … Folk songs … Popular music … Art Music … Art … Pop … Popular …

… that Bartók created to incorporate Eastern-European folk tunes and their melodic, rhythmic, and structural … music … Contemporary Israeli Music … Israeli composers … Folk songs … Zionism … Jewish nationalism … Nationality … Israel …