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The Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam
… Thy house.” In addition to the obvious reference that this verse makes to the building of the synagogue itself, the first part of the verse contains the name of the Rabbi Aboab, the chief rabbi … [1] He offers the melody for “Emet VeEmuna” and the verses that are said before the Shofar is blown as examples. …
Dort wo die Zeder: A Forgotten Zionist Anthem in German
… gegründet. Wenn ich das heute laut sagte, würde mir ein universelles Gelächter antworten. Vielleicht in 5 Jahren, …
Andalusian Nuba
… improvisational section in free rhythm known as Beiten (two verses; see below) is performed. The five movements comprise … structure and the number of lines varies between the verses. The melodies of these songs are in the Andalusian … Mizans there is a transition segment called the Beiten (two verses). The text of this segment is comprised of two …
Para Para
… of anthologies where Para Para was published that were overseen by the authors of the CD. Below are the results of …
Romancero
… textual and musical structure in a unidirectional order of verses. … Ladino, Ladino - Judeo-Espagnol - Judizmo, Ladino …
Romanza - Romance
… consists of an indefinite number of 16 syllables lines or verses, each one divided by a cesura into two isometric hemistiches of 8 syllables. The rhyme of all the verses is assonant and is maintained throughout the whole song. The music divides this series of rhyming verses (that can indeed be quite long) into a strophic …
Cantiga - cantica - cantar - canción
… Lyric songs, structured mostly as stanzas of four verses in a-b-a-b rhyme or with only the 2nd and 4th verses rhyming, very often with a refrain repeated after …
Arvit
… to be said after nightfall. This is because of the verse in the Shm'a that commands recitation of the prayer … Amida is followed by a short closing section that includes verses from Genesis 2:1-3, a shortened version of the … in Islamic countries begin with “Leshem yihud” and the verses “Hashem tsvaot imanu,' “Hashem tsvaot imanu,” and …
Anim Zemirot
… because it used to be proceeded by the chanting of the verse 'Lift up your heads, O you gates! Lift up, you … by God. The Piyyut is assembled from lines without verses or a refrain. In every line there is an internal …
Shir HaKavod
… because it used to be preceded by the chanting of the verse 'Lift up your heads, O you gates! Lift up, you … accepted by God. The Piyyut is assembled in lines without verses or a refrain. In every line there is an internal …