…  (1892), a work containing traditional tunes of the Sephardic Jews of Italy. Source:  Encyclopedia Judaica .   … … music … Italian music … Ladino … Sephardi music … Liturgy … Federico Consolo …

… Sephardi), Piedmont (Apam, Italian, Ashkenazi), Florence (Sephardic), and northeastern Italy (Italian, Sephardi, … del Tempio Israelitico di Firenze (Liturgical Chants of the Sephardic Rite of the Israelite Temple in Florence), … Conductor and Collector of Jewish Chants … Italian … Jewish Liturgy … Oral tradition … Italian … Elio Piattelli …

… of His Name) is the most recurring text in the Jewish liturgy serving as a marker between the different sections …

… compositions and arrangements for Shabbat and Holiday liturgy, set for hazzan, choir and organ. The third volume …

… the most important opening sections of the Sabbath morning liturgy. It is performed mostly by the hazzan , with short …

… turkish and arab modal systems with examples from christian liturgy and arab songs. … 1 … 1 … 3 … Archives des missions … et litteraires … 37770 … 178-205 … … Piyyutim … 10 … 1899 … Liturgy … Piyyutim … Piyyut … Hebrew cantillation … Church …

… texts recorded come from free translations of the Jewish liturgy into Judeo-Spanish (that is, not from Ladino-calque … translations have become set in the memories of Sephardic men and women. Its stanzas consist mostly of six … frequently memorized and also commercially recorded by Sephardic ḥazanim as an autonomous song. Its melody, …

… the month of Elul until Yom Kippur became the custom of the Sephardic and Oriental Jews until the present. In these … following the name of the set of selihot added to the liturgy of the days of fast. Several Sephardic compilations of selihot are extant. One of the …