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Jacques (Yaakov) Stroumsa
… 1996. … violinist … Salonica … 0 … Holocaust … Violinist … Saloniki … Jacques (Yaakov) Stroumsa …
Rivka Havassy
… musical and folk culture of the Sephardi community of Thessaloniki; contacts between Ladino folk poetry and the Greek …
Musico-Poetic Genres in the Repertoire of Saloniki Sephardic Jews
… Fifteenth Century to the End of World War II … 38582 … Thessaloniki … … Songs … Song … Salonica … 1992 … Song … Poetry … Songs … Greece … Sephardi … Saloniki … Genre … Sephardi … Susana Weich-Shahak … Musico-Poetic Genres in the Repertoire of Saloniki Sephardic Jews …
Siniza i Fumo (SMR Bresler Collection)
… … 1996 … Ladino - Judeo-Espagnol - Judizmo … Holocaust … Saloniki … Holocaust music … Ladino … Sephardi … Benny …
Alberto Hemsi, Coplas Sefardies (SMR Bresler Collection)
… … Pesach … Lyrics … Lullabies … Romances … Canciones … Saloniki … Wedding songs … Roman … Children … Sephardi … …
Song of the Sephardi
… … Amsterdam … Sephardi music … Sepharad … Sephardi … Saloniki … Sephardic Jewish people … Istanbul … …
The Art Of The Klezmer And Long Live Giora
… In New Orleans 4. Tears Of Joy For The Bridge 5. Klezmer In Saloniki 6. Western Wall Remembers 7. Skipping Over The …
The music in the Play Esther in Salonika
… … Tel Aviv … Tel Aviv University … … Salonica … 1992 … Saloniki … Susana Weich-Shahak … The music in the Play …
Musika osmanit klasit be-kerev yehudei saloniki (“Ottoman Classic Music among the Jews of Saloniki”).
… … 79-92 … Tel Aviv … … Salonica … 1998 … Classical music … Saloniki … Jews … Edwin Seroussi … Musika osmanit klasit be-kerev yehudei saloniki (“Ottoman Classic Music among the Jews of Saloniki”). …
R. Joseph Shalom Gallego Author of Imrei No’am: A Cantor from Saloniki in Early 17th-century Amsterdam; with Annotations on the Poets, the Poems by Joseph Shalom Gallego and an Analytical Index by Tova Beeri
… … Poems … Poets … Amsterdam … 17th (Seventeenth) Century … Saloniki … Cantor … Author … Annotations … Edwin Seroussi … … Joseph Shalom Gallego Author of Imrei No’am: A Cantor from Saloniki in Early 17th-century Amsterdam; with Annotations …