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Ades Synagogue
… such a mural dating from 1911-1912 by the artist Yaakov Stark, one of the founders of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. It also has a large Torah ark, made in Damascus out of wood covered with geometric … Foundation, Inc. 22 June 2010. Web.04 March 2012. Marks, Essica. ' Hitpat h uta Shel Masoret …
Hay ram galeh
… [לך אשיר] semokh na avi, li kerov ẖasdakh hatslakh-na darki, lema'an shemakh nisim har'eni, ve-ẖish pedeni …
Tish
… rabbi affects the singing by moving or clapping his hands, marking the tempo and orchestrating the degree of excitement …
Kabalat Shabat
… and welcomes in the Sabbath. This prayer begins before darkness and in some conservative congregations, no later … synagogues usually postpone Kabalat Shabat until after darkness, in order for it to commence after the end of the …
Heikhal Hanegina (the Hall of Music)
… [3] A concept from the Kabbalah that refers to the dark side of the world, it is an additional name for 'Satra …
Society for Jewish Folk Music
… or transcriptions of Jewish folk melodies – bear the earmarks that we identify with Klezmer music. The tunes are … ...' Rich Harmonies While the melodies have the earmarks of simple Jewish Klezmer-style folk tunes, the settings … and Schitomirsky’s setting in B flat minor, with the tempo marking “Andante Lugubre”, doesn’t add a lot of brightness. …
And on the Seventh Day. Et au Septieme Jour [JIMF]
Directed by Baruch Dienar
This French, docudrama explores different places in…
Priestly Blessing- Birkat Kohanim
… of work ( Birkat Ha'Avoda ), the priests approach the ark. If the synagogue has a Dukhan (raised stage before the ark), they go onto that, if not, they stand on the floor before the ark. They face the ark as the cantor recites the prayer for …
Black over White
… from and more information can be found at the Ruth Diskin Marketing and Distribution website . The Film's Trailer: … …
Elohim Eshala
… was recorded in Israel but was intended for the American market (the label is in English only) distributed in Arzi … secondly that the earliest modern Hebrew broadcasts were marked by songs from a distant diaspora, the same diaspora …