… Jewish liturgical music, Hasidic songs and songs from the Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions (see Discography below ). …

… Semogalen [i.e in the district of Samogitian in northwestern Lithuania] who had to give up his trade and hide … two years. There I was compelled to study thoroughly the Ashkenazic chazzanut , and I transcribed it in musical … had a heart attack and died. Endnotes [1] Liepaja in western Latvia, the third largest city of that country. …

… Bessarabia from the beginning of the 19th Century you had Ashkenazi Jews coming in large numbers. After Russia annexed … vocal music.”  Phillips 1996b, p. 178 .  “The Palestinian Ashkenazic musicians copied the same repertoire that we had …

… about its previous “Jewish” life?   The Jewish versions Ashkenazi lineage Ayelet Ettinger (note 1 above) remarks … titled Masekhet Purim u-ma’ariv le-leil Purim keminhag ha-ashkenazim . The publication of Kikhlot yeini in the … lineage As we have noted, Kikhlot yeini spread also in non-Ashkenazi areas. The medieval Sephardic (or Sepharadized) …

… narratives of forced cultural erasure by an aggressive Ashkenazi-dominated establishment.  Mwijo’s repertoire also … in opposition to his later signature appearance with a Western suit (or at times, a Moroccan djellaba ) with a … Paradoxically too, the song in honor of Rabin, an icon of Ashkenazi Israeliness, is one of the most mizrahi songs …

… British Palestine, Lithuanian Jewish South Africa, and Midwestern American Reform Judaism. What is missing is a … Frequent moves between Jerusalem’s emerging Jewish western neighborhoods outside the Old City are noticeable. … the spoken language in opposition to the orphanage of the Ashkenazi community run by the Haredi community where …

… from France throughout the fourteenth century, among Ashkenazi Jews in Worms (if the 1406 manuscript source …

… the new emphasis on Hebrew music stripped of its Diasporic Ashkenazic clothes. [34] Though the very concept of Jewish …