… version effectively authorized by Berlin himself, had appeared during his earliest phase of fame in 1925, but Berlin … the younger the respondent. The only song that scored 100% was, inevitably, “White Christmas” — and, more … American songs – songs whose appeal could extend across the many components of American society. As scholars …

… and English biographies, written in the early 1930s, appeared in 1935. The English one was published in Jewish Music Journal 2, no. 2 (1935): 8-11. The Hebrew one appeared in Die Chasanim Welt 3, no. 15, (Sh’vat, 5695, January … From little synagogue to little synagogue he passed across Israel, most often on foot on the Sabbath. Once the …

… significant genre; during the twentieth century many hundreds of Hasidic nigunim from various areas were notated and … in Hasidic ritual and thought has been extensively explored, few studies have delved deeply into the musical … the broader tradition of Hasidic nigunim as it developed across vast territories beginning in the late eighteenth …

… to make an emotional comeback to Israel, in order to be honored by the Friends of the Cameri Theatre in Tel Aviv and to reencounter local artists who fondly remembered him from the early 1940s. The “Israeli” Theodore Bikel … uniform and pert hat…her sun-bronzed legs marching happily across a field, with a hoe on her shoulder. Elektra received …

… (plural of lahan, tune or melody) to which Najara required his piyyutim to be sung are borrowed from the musical … Ottoman/Turkish musical culture, which up to then had been predominant in the Sephardi Jewish liturgy and piyyut singing … Baqqashot are performed today in various synagogues across Israel, in towns and cities such as Kiryat Shemona, …

… to the European Jewish fin-de-siecle as he experienced it across the Baltic region, urban Germany, Ottoman and early … pivotal immigration to Ottoman Palestine in 1907 are covered scantly, if they are mentioned at all. Jehoash … Idelsohn archive at the National Library of Israel, covered certain aspects of Idelsohn’s Jerusalem period …

… During that period, other Karaite communities were founded across Palestine—in Ramleh and Tiberius—as well as in Egypt … between Europe and the Near East. During the next few hundred years, additional Karaite communities were formed in … in Kushta (Istanbul); the 14-16 th centuries are considered to be the 'golden era' of the Karaite community. Later …

… interpretation. Today, the famous record is carefully stored in the shelves of the Lebanese Foundation for Arab Music … according to these musical forms and/or combined Hebrew sacred and poetic texts with melodies from pre-existing popular … but also render it evidence of a historical landscape of cross-territorial and Arab-Jewish musical exchange. This …