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Shir be-shaat shemalvim [sic] hatan mi-bet-ha-keneset (parsit ve-ivrit).
… A wedding song to accompany a groom on his return from the synagogue (in Farsi and Hebrew). Performed by Shlomo ben Aga …
Three piyutim: Adon olam, Yigdal Elohim, Eyn Keloheynu
… It is traditionally included in the Sabbath morning synagogue service. Piyut Yigdal Elohim by R. Daniyel ben … is usually performed at the end of morning and evening synagogue services. Eyn Keloheinu is a traditional Jewish hymn included in the morning synagogue service. 2:06 The attribution of Adon …
Moshe Havusha
… became attracted to the surrounding Sephardic-Yerushalmi synagogues, whose liturgical traditions are based on both Syrian (“Halabi”) and Egyptian musical styles. Today, Havusha, who still lives in the Beit Israel neighborhood, is a popular hazzan , payytan , musician, and singer, with a large following across …
Lekha dodi
… of Safed in the sixteenth century, is one of the most musically rich synagogue services. Its highlight is the opening hymn, Lekha … arrangements that were customary at the Spanish-Portuguese synagogue in New York City, A fixed feature of his …
Kamti lehallel leshem hael hanikhbad
… morning services, was especially favored at the Portuguese synagogue in Amsterdam to which place it arrived most … Lopes Cardozo has an unusually flexible rhythm, with four musical phrases in the AABC pattern, after which the refrain …
Halleluya halleli nafshi (Psalm 146)
… This is one of the oldest genres of Sephardi liturgical music. It is used for singing psalms on diverse occasions, … ). A similar psalmodic formula can be heard in Sephardi synagogues in Italy. … The Western Sephardi Liturgical …
Naqdishakh ve-na'aritzakh
… qeddushah is another liturgical text that receives special musical treatment in the Spanish-Portuguese tradition. … Hazzanim of the Amsterdam and London Spanish- Portuguese synagogues were expected to compose embellished melodies for …
Yevarekhekha
… and it differs from the standard one used in the Portuguese synagogues of Western Europe ( Lopes Cardozo 1987: 98 ; …
Mizmor le-david (Psalm 29)
… Sephardi Jews are strikingly similar to those used at the synagogues in then major urban centers of Morocco, a further proof of the liturgical music links between these Jewish centers in the past and of … of hazzanim of North African origin in Western Sephardi synagogues. Prior to the 20th century, lay members of the …
Keter
… It shows the influence of 19th century Ashkenazi cantorial music on this hazzan and composer. Upon arrival to New York … Lopes Cardozo tried to introduce this melody to his new synagogue, but he was asked by Captain Naftali Taylor … it and, in general, not to introduce changes in the local music customs. Not all the sections of this composition are …