… on the stage or on the screen, exploiting his virtuosic capacity to speak, and also to sing, in countless languages. … and mostly short factual obituaries in some leading newspapers as well as on some websites, most especially the … Boguslav was active in the folk music scene in New York in the 1950s. In addition, a darbukka accompanies Bikel …

… of a participating audience that adds “ethnographic authenticity.” Shoshana Damari’s version NSA, K 334.  This release … label is in English only) distributed in Arzi Records in New York.  The painstakingly orientalistic orchestration by …

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… to have been the main trait attracting people to him, as newly arrived immigrants from Iraq (from 1952 onwards) … where the musical tradition of their ancestors as they knew it was preserved. He also read the Torah swiftly, … find their place in any other community or synagogue in the city, would gather around him. From year to year the number …

… of contrafactum that has characterized the composition of new piyyutim in the Middle East for many centuries. The … Ottoman Empire, the Aleppo muwashsha h at and the rising new styles of Egyptian Arabic music developing from the late … is shining On thy chosen congregation, and on the beautiful city [Jerusalem] And listen, my Rock, to my prayers, [as you …

… joins them in song and dance for a long time. In the city of Karmenitz, the ‘beroyges’ dance is arranged before … he plays a little mad, but never too far from the melody.” [New York, 1950s-1990s]. Musiker 1996, pp. 51-52 . ( Recording …

… haamamiyim labayit velemakhela (The Book of Songs, a new collection for kindergartens, Elementary and High … as it developed in Palestine, and particularly in the city where he lived, Tel Aviv. He missed the gatherings of … Abraham Wolf Binder 'Shabbes bei dem shalosh Seudes', New York, Metro music publication, 1938.   Links For information …

… Jewish intellectuals and public figures in Adrianpole, a city which had, from the seventeenth century until WWI, one … From an early stage in life, Navon was influenced by the new currents which spread through the big urban centers of … Navon began publishing articles and notes in the Jewish newspapers of Istanbul- Il Tiempo and Il Telegrafo . His …

… States, was made by a certain S. Kosch in 1910 in the city of Lemberg (Lwow), far from the Rumanian roots of the … suite: Doina, Zhok, Bulgar. The soloist leads into each new section by setting a vamp in the next tempo.” Sokolow … out in the middle of the floor and play his doina ...’ [New York, 1930s-1960s]. Sapoznik 1988, p. 15 .    See Taksim and …

… Germany and northern France. However, it also acquired two new layers of meaning. The first was a Jewish reclamation of … only one recording. [32]  It is likely that this scarcity results from a combination of historical circumstances, … Example 10. Abraham Zvi Idelsohn ( Jewish Music, New York 1929, 167 [Table XXV, No. 7]     Original Title   none …