… music … Church … Christians … Influence … Ninteenth (19th) Century … Lewandowski, Louis … Sulzer, Solomon … Christian … …

… appear in non-Ashkenazi haggadot only during the nineteenth century. While the Ashkenazi version of the text printed in … mi yodea” originated in Ashkenazi communities in the 13th century and arrived to the Sephardic communities in the … is similar to the original Yiddish translation found in the sixteenth century Prague haggadot mentioned above. It refers …

… Ashkenazic diaspora center that emerged during the tenth century in present day southern Germany and northern France. … (Elbaum and Turniansky 2008), as well as within various sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Yiddish epics (Dreeßen … northern Italy, [14]  and spanning a period from the early sixteenth to early eighteenth centuries (Dreeßen 1971, …

… part, the descriptions of weddings date from the nineteenth century, and at that time men did not participate in couple … among the masses only in the second half of the nineteenth century. As is known, the polka was created only around 1830 … Czechoslovakia) and the quadrille in the early nineteenth century (Parisian), and the lancers was first performed in …

… of rhythm. The fast melodies are dominated by eighth notes, sixteenth notes and dotted eighth notes...It is convienent, … more accurate to call this a sirba what with the continuous sixteenth note quality of this arrangment. It has some … we know that in Bessarabia from the beginning of the 19th Century you had Ashkenazi Jews coming in large numbers. …

… world during the nineteenth and early twentieth century. In musical terms, the Nahda is associated with the … pre-existing popular songs, a practice with roots in the sixteenth century that continues amongst Syrian Jews today (Kligman …