… in the tawshih. The second stanza, in Arabic, is sung to a new melody. The soloist, Shalom Keisar, sings the third …

The Piyyut 'Anim Zemirot,' also known as 'Shir HaKavod' (Song of Glory), appears in the…

The Piyyut 'Anim Zemirot,' also known as 'Shir HaKavod' (Song of Glory), usually appears…

Nissan Cohen Melamed was born in Shiraz, Persia, in 1906. His parents, who promised…

… Folklore 1948-1967 – Holidays' Songs – Purim." Recorded in New York City, 1956, from Mary Michaels. Original 7 1/2'' … an assiduous collaborator of Kisselgof's, had to write a new text (based as we pointed out on traditional formulae) … repertoire in America. In 1913 the Hebrew Publishing Co. of New York City published the score, arranged by Henry …

… to spread it widely greatly increased the diffusion of the new Arabic music from Egypt and Syria during this period. … congregations in the Middle East were also exposed to the new musical styles heard on records and, later, on radio and … The accessibility of the modern Arabic music spread by new media hastened its adoption by Jews as the basis of the …

… Today, however, according to the klezmer Musa Berlin, a new practice was established: every hour on the hour during …

… he plays a little mad, but never too far from the melody.” [New York, 1950s-1990s]. Musiker 1996, pp. 51-52 . ( … happily. Both mothers-in-law also perform this dance.” [New York, 1970s]. Seid 1975, p. 15 .  “The ‘beroyges’ and …

… This study is an ongoing project and will be updated as new information is gathered. It is part of the JMRC project … of Moshe Beregovski (edited and translated by Mark Slobin. New York, 1982, p. 462). It was later on republished in M. … until it was “imported” by Chabad hassidim from Brooklyn, New York. According to these testimonies, our nign …