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Had Gadya
… the modern fate of the song with in contemporary Israeli musical repertoire. H ad Gadya was incorporated to the … to the custom of Provence, apparently written by a Sephardic Jew residing in Provence in the fifteenth century. … Only later the song was introduced to the traditions of the Sephardic and Oriental Jews and was translated into the …
Atah Ehad
… see below. Although Idelsohn can be credited as the first musician to introduce this melody to the Zionist repertory … strophe from the piyyut “El mistater beshafrir h eviyon,” a Sephardic kabbalistic poem by R. Abraham Maimon (late … Binder 'Shabbes bei dem shalosh Seudes', New York, Metro music publication, 1938. Links For information on Netiva …
Cantiga - cantica - cantar - canción
… A unique genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition. Lyric songs, structured mostly as stanzas … the nuptial repertoire accompanying the ceremonies of the Sephardic wedding. Cantigas show great versatility of texts …
Coplas - Complas
… A unique genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition.. Strophic poems, with various but very … impact of historical, social and political events on the Sephardic communities. Coplas are sung with a strophic …
Romanza - Romance
… A unique genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition. A narrative poem, a ballad, originated in … slight variations, throughout the text. The themes of the Sephardic romances reflect the Hispanic heritage, carried …
Unataneh Tokef
… example is that the song's melody has both Ashkenazi and Sephardic influences and that Albalak should imagine himself … Liturgy … Yom Kippur War … Contemporary Israeli Music … Israeli composers … Unetaneh Tokef … Unataneh Tokef …
The Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam
… of the city. The Synagogue's History In 1665, the Sephardic community decided to build a beautiful new … The building's spacious sanctuary is decorated in a typical Sephardic-Iberian style, the wooden ark and bimah located at … founders were the “Marranos and Anusim, who brought music with them from the Catholic church.” [1] He offers the …
Fiestaremos! Judy Frankel and the Sephardic Music Tradition
… figure in the preservation and the performance of the Sephardic folksong. More information can be found at the … ,Judeo-Spanish … 2008 … Judy Frankel … Sepharad … Sephardi music … Ethnomusicology … Judeo-Spanish - Ladino … Fiestaremos! Judy Frankel and the Sephardic Music Tradition …
Brakha Tzefira
… neighborhood in Jerusalem, where most of the residents were Sephardic Jews from Salonika. Tzefira had unpleasant … the liturgy, absorbing piyutim and more. Like many girls of Sephardic families, Tzefira attended a school in the old … His wife Hadassah, Brakha's beloved teacher, encouraged her musical talents, and proposed that Tzefira should sing …
Kedusha
… hand of thy prophet…'). This opening was preserved by the Sephardic, Italian, Persian, and Yemenite Nussa h s. It is … the Nussa h im, on the other hand, kept this custom. From a musical perspective, the Kedusha does not have a unique … li-Shelomo (1622). He wrote the music according to the Sephardic Kedusha (see opening No. 2), and it was later …