… long gallery of Beit Ha’am and lead the prayer from there. Women and men, young people and academics who could not find … a mission in an effort to stimulate the worshipers through singing, and therefore he was always careful to invest in … and upon arrival he discovered to his surprise that men and women were sitting together during services. He looked at …

… … Ethnography … Field recordings … Ethnomusicology … Women singing … Judeo-Spanish - Ladino … Sephardi … Susana …

… performance context of nigunim was not weddings, but rather singing on Sabbaths, when playing instruments was forbidden. … 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 …

… … Traditions … Shabbat … Sabbath … America … Zemirot … Women … Hasidic … Traditional … Tradition … American … Rabbi … Traditional music … Mother … Nearly Habad women … Mother to daughter singing … Galut … Ashkenazi … פורום אשכנז: שירת הנשים …

… groom is invited, the announcer begins with the cantorial singing of 'Akavia Ben Mahalalel Omer', taken from funeral …

… - Ladino … Judeo-Spanish Songs … Spanish … Wedding … Women singing … Brith Milah … Birth … 14. Y fuérame a bañar/ Pase …

… - Ladino … Judeo-Spanish Songs … Spanish … Wedding … Women singing … Brith Milah … Birth … 14. Y fuérame a bañar/ Pase …

… be remembered for her extraordinary memory and her pleasant singing voice, which can be heard throughout the vast … Jewish Quarter. During her youth, she was surrounded by the women’s songs of the Jewish community of Tetuan. Romances … figures in her life, such as her grandmothers and aunts, as women were primary bearers of this lore. Ethnomusicologist …

… which gained popularity in Jewish homes worldwide. The singing at home took place around the table with the …