… from various Mediterranean locations (Venice, Livorno, Rhodes, Jerusalem, Istanbul, etc.). The vast … in 1778 from the library of the Talmud Torah (Ms. 142) in Livorno, Italy. The hero of this romance, named by scholars … is the patriarch Jacob. The title of the romance in the Livorno manuscript is חלום של יעקב, Jacob's Dream.  As far …

… referred to by the local Jews as  Carnovale,  could last in Livorno up to eight days, and was celebrated with music and … blessing  Barekhu. … Elio Toaf, Leo Levi … Barekhu (Livorno) … recordings …

… Leo Levi … Akh ze hayom qiviti - Fate onore al bel Purim (Livorno) … recordings …

… collection  Divre shirah hanomarim beleil simhat torah  (Livorno, 1780) along with the texts of tracks 31 and 32.  … …

… … Pesach … 1481 … Coplas … Gibraltar … Ladino … Livorno … Maftirim … Maftirim (Turkey) … Mediterranean … …

… the  Hallel  Service for the Festivals according to the Livorno tradition. It includes a well-known Livornese tune, … v. 25).    … Simone Sacerdoti, Leo Levi … Halleil (Livorno) … recordings …

… and Rome, it also appears in the Sephardi repertoires of Livorno and Venice as a "Melodic Marker" of this holiday.  … …

… (Closing Service) of Yom Kippur. This melody is from Livorno spread to Sephardi communities (including Florence, …

… Michele Bolaffi (1768-1842) from the Sephardi synagogue of Livorno, preserved in a manuscript. Some of Bolaffi's …

… by the late nineteenth century, such as in Italy (Livorno) and particularly in Bucharest (under Italian …

… to the Western Sephardic traditions, especially those from Livorno. However, a closer look shows traces of …

… and also appears in the Italian Sephardic traditions of Livorno and Florence, so we can assume (based on its …