… have become set in the memories of Sephardic men and women. Its stanzas consist mostly of six lines, parallel to …

… crowds which remained outside were even greater; men and women, young and old who tried without success to get in to …

… began on Saturday night before the wedding. Young men and women would gather at the bride’s home for a “goodbye party” …

… came and we were happy and danced a lot, and the young women performed for us the Kavaliere... the men watched and …

… Hopke -- A happy dance, sometimes for men and sometimes for women. Reyzen 1945, p. 3 .  “ Hopke  — from the Ukrainian …

… shepherd songs; and rarely documented tunes sung by Hasidic women for themselves. Yet, while nigunim of these sources …  Since early modernity, the secular Yiddish songs sung by women and girls became an extremely common backdrop for … clear distinctions between the tranquil, simple songs of women and the Hasidic tish-nign. The latter is joyful, …

This is a copla of paraliturgical or entertainment social functions in which various…

… sister Julie, like himself a talented violinist, joined the women’s orchestra in Birkenau. She survived her time there …

… was maintained mostly by oral transmission, primarily by women. The romances, for example, were sung as lullabies and …