… means 'Ashkenazi' or 'German,' was coined by the local Italian Jews who lived in the surroundings of the Tedeschian … surnames, which had a German sound and meaning, into Italian: Ettlingen became Otolongi, Marburger or Marburg, … generation still existed. Like many other communities, the synagogue functioned as the center for this preservation. …

… Monferrato and Turin attest to its longevity among the Italian Ashkenazi communities and its popularity among Italian communities in Piedmont. … Italian Jewish Musical … Hallel … Hanukkah … Holidays … Italy … Recordings … Song … Synagogue … Wedding … Festivals … Music … Songs … Liturgy … …

… Cantatas … 1986 … Hosha'nah Rabbah … Cantata … Hosha'nah … Italian … Bathia Churgin … Remarks on the … scores of the three ceremonies for Hosa`na Rabbah at the Synagogue Casale Monferrato …

… The literary species of echo-poems was widespread in Italian Hebrew literature of this period and we know of … the "echo" nearly throughout the whole piece. … Baroque … Italian Jews … Jewish wedding music … Synagogue music … Music … Echo-Poem for a Wedding in the …

… Music in the Baroque Vol. 1 … Baroque … Hosha'nah Rabbah … Italian Jews … Synagogue music … Cantata Ebraica in Dialogo …

… violin, cello, piano, and becoming proficient in French and Italian. Lovy served as a hazzan in Mainz , Strasbourg and … in 1818 as the chief hazzan for the newly formed Reform Synagogue, Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth. In 1822, the Rue …

… celebrating the Exodus is a revealing example of the "Pan-Italian repertoire." Sung during the Passover services in the Italian rites of Ferrara (as documented here) and Rome it … Hallel … Hanukkah … Holidays … Italy … Recordings … Song … Synagogue … Wedding … Festivals … Songs … Liturgy … Purim … …

… have been identified in the contemporary Italian repertory: the symphony-overture in G of the 1732 … has been identified as a work by Antonio Brioschi. … Synagogue Music in the Baroque Vol. 2 - Dove in the Clefts … the Rock … Baroque … Casale Monferrato … Hosha'nah Rabbah … Italian Jews … Synagogue music … Symphony Overture in G …

… sung at the end of the Sabbath Evening service in the Italian rite of Pitigliano, is derived from a setting by the Livornese composer Michele Bolaffi. … Italian Jewish Musical Traditions from the Leo Levi … … Holidays … Italy … Music … Purim … Recordings … Song … Synagogue … Wedding … Songs … Liturgy … Hymns … Brith Milah …

… is from the march known as “Affandina” composed by the Italian trumpet player Giuseppe Puglioli around the time of … that is sung to this melody until the present in Sephardi synagogues of Jerusalem. … From the Collection of Isaac …