… where he recorded new immigrants from the Island of Djerba (Tunisia), a community that became a focus of his interest … Curator, Cantor … Tunis … Ethnomusicology … Hungary … Tunisia … Samaritan music … Avigdor (Tibor) Herzog …

… doctorate in 1922 with a dissertation on the urban music of Tunisia, based on his field recordings from several research … the musical practices of communities in Tripoli , Tunisia , Kabylia, the Isle of Djerba and Morocco . In  …

… continue through the present day –Morrocan, Algerian, and Tunisian. We will also discuss the scales and structure of … greatest musicians from the 9 th century onward. They are: Tunisian- which originated in Seville; Algerian- which … also be found in Libya (Ma'luf) with influences from the Tunisian Nuba. It should be noted that an important aspect …

… use in the communities of Tripoli (Lybia) and Djerba (Tunisia) exclusively after the 16th century. The maintenance … maintained by immigrants from Tripoli (Libya) and Djerba (Tunisia) in their new country of settlement and the book was …

… in Nice. … Finally, Nathan and Youssef Cohen, two famous Tunisian Jewish singers, recorded the only known version of … Constantine … Nathan and Youssef Cohen: Tunis … 41437 … Tunisia … 9415 … Algeria … France … High Holidays - Yamim …

… use in the communities of Tripoli (Lybia) and Djerba (Tunisia) exclusively after the 16th century. The maintenance …

… From 1959 to 1961 he taught piano and composition in Tunisia. His Diary from Sidi-Bou-Said for solo piano (1960) …

… Moroccan born Rabbi Fradgi Shawat from Béja in Tunisia. This song is included in Shir Yedidot in chapter …

… East as British Gramophone and German Odeon and operated in Tunisia, Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Iran while exporting its …