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[E-erokh nivi. Mi-kehilah]. (Berit-milah)
… terms of quality and completeness. It is a very well-known melody from Aleppo and Jerusalem for a famous poem by the … recording shouts “shavu’a tov”, “have a good week”). This melody, that appears to be a variant of the North Moroccan …
Eli tsur yeshuati (le-Furim)
… the city that began in the eighteenth century. Notably, the melody also resembles the traditional tune of the Coplas de …
Shir agid
… in the pizmonim collection of the Aleppo community. The melody is from the march known as “Affandina” composed by … poet set his song about the ten sefirot of Kabbalah to this melody that he called “Salam al-Khdawi” (Peace upon the Ruler). The melody of this Egyptian anthem was extremely popular among …
Shir be-et harishat ve-ketsirat ha-sadeh
… A strange item, most probably not by Yemenite Jews. The melody is textless and is performed by a woman (or a young …
Ani hatsal [sic] (Shir hatunah)
… ( Luah HaHaretz LiShnat 5669 [1908], text on p. 128 and melody in the supplement of music notations, pp. 4-5). This … (starts at 25:05). The second text, sung to the same melody, is Be'et ratzon tehinati , a poem from the …
Tsur levavi shokhen aliya (shir le-hatunah)
… by Rabbi Salih Masliah continued to be sung to the same melody by Iraqi Jews in Israel. See the recording by Shlomo …
Yehi shalom (zemer le-berit milah)
… and half of the third one using two melodies. The first melody (stanza 1) is slow and melismatic and it shows some similarities to the melody for the same poem from Aleppo. The second melody (stanza 2 onwards) is still very popular among …
Three piyutim: Adon olam, Yigdal Elohim, Eyn Keloheynu
… conjectural. Eyn Kelohenu is sung here to the same melody as the piyyut El Eliyahu for Havdalah (end of the Sabbath ceremony). More about this melody see here. … From the Collection of Isaac Lurie … …
Lekha dodi
… The Western Sephardi tradition, however, has adhered to one melody with several variants, one of which is sung by … this recording with the first two stanzas of the poem. This melody, whose variants are documented at the different … as hazzan in Amsterdam between 1743 and 1772. The same melody is also registered in the Aguilar-De Sola collection …
Hashkivenu
… Singing Hashkivenu with a distinctive melody in the Friday night service is characteristic of the … Amsterdam in 1923 and perished in the Holocaust. The entire melody is repeated twice. According to Rev. Lopes Cardozo, … with the children's choir. In the present recording, the melody is sung in flexible rhythm; originally, however, it …