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Karaite Jews Musical Tradition
… an oral tradition. It is performed by the entire community—women, men, and children—and is an inseparable part of the …
HaTofa'ah
… Company … … Hatofa'ah … Hareidi Rock … Israeli Music … Women's songs … HaTofa'ah …
‘I’m Sorry, It’s Yom Kippur’: Atonement through Punk (and Traditional Jewish Music)
… don't fit either, they don't feel like 'real men' or 'real women'.' (Bazant, 48). Despite these interpretations of the … when he is faced with a Mehitza (a divider between men and women at traditional synagogues): 'I see a sign at the … traditional separate seating arrangement. Men sit at front, women at the back.' I get back on my bike and head out into …
Mothers of Today - Hayntige Mames
… which is a prayer in Yiddish mostly commonly recited by women, a version of Kol Nidrei sung by the character of the …
Abyadi Ana
… the form of complex traditional patterns draw by expert women. Nowadays, grooms’ hands are also painted with henna. … are all held at the home of the bride and conducted by the women of the bride’s family. They differ in their volume and … is part of the musical repertoire sung by Moroccan Jewish women to accompany wedding ceremonies. The lyrics of these …
The Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam
… moisture from congregants' shoes and to dim noise. The women's section is located on a balcony one story higher and …
Judeo-Spanish Songs for the Life Cycle in the Eastern Mediterranean
… versions, all performed by the best folksingers, mostly women, from the Sephardic communities of Turkey and the …
Likhvod Hatanna Haelokai (In Honor of the Holy Tanna)
… testify to your heralding/ By the merits of etc. Children, women and blessed herd/ Whom have you here and what have you …
Dobranotsh (LKT)
… began on Saturday night before the wedding. Young men and women would gather at the bride’s home for a “goodbye party” …
Badekns (LKT)
… is badekens (covering the bride’s face). A group of women of the bride’s party, preceded by the klezmorim and … a visit to the bridegroom, inviting him to badekens. The women are treated to delicacies, the klezmorim play a tune, … with them the ‘mitsve-tentsl.’ After that came the row of women. They took their hands and made a third circle around …