… shira - hallel . While the recording was being made two men danced to the music of the shira . The dancers and singers spurred each other on, and coordinated …

… fiddler, and bass player that made brides weep and guests dance at weddings throughout Jewish eastern Europe before …

… in the high school close to the Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem and then in the high school adjacent to …

… then it becomes more dramatic...The concluding part is a dance melody. ‘Dos pastekhl’ is one of the richest and most …

… we heard the ‘guten-Morgen-Standchen,’ ‘dobri dsen,’ and we danced happy little dances.” [Brest Litovsk, Poland, 1848].  Wengeroff 1913, I, …

… on different occasions within the extended family. The dance emphasizes the rhythmical element and the changes of tempo - acceleration and deceleration - during which the dancers and singers are in constant rapport. There are many … participants in such an event but only two or four of them dance. The drummers take turns playing and singing and beat …

… the kiln and put up for sale, and a traditional music and dance troupe . Also named Meseret , the troupe played in … of lineups, and with a full lineup and traditionally-clad dancers in high-exposure general-public events, such as the … music of the Amhara culture area, from which the music and dance of immigrants in Israel was derived. The chapter …

… beginning his performance career as a violinist for an NYC dance band. In 1933, he was offered a long-term contract as …

… at the lake in Uman where 25,000 men gather to pray and dance. Unfortunately, here as well, the sonorous aspect of …

… a different melody. When the recording was made, a pair of dancers accompanied the singers, and the mutual influence of dancers and singers is quite audible. At the end of the dance, after the short blessing Vekulkem berukhim , all go …