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4. Makka Mŏtu Nikka Pŏka (Golden Palanquin)
… A "play song"obscure in meaning, apparently in the voice of a bridegroom asking for advice. The puzzling final … … Languages … Women … Women singing … Women's songs … Israel … Cochin … Barbara C. Johnson … 4. Makka Mŏtu Nikka …
Ezra Barnea
… later transferred to the "Aluma" school. Having a pleasant voice since childhood, he started to serve from a young age … and University Library (today the National Library of Israel), the Jewish Music Research Centre at Hebrew … Jerusalem and Bat Yam and later in other cities throughout Israel. The curricula of this School’s branches included the …
"Kol Yerushalayim" (‘The Voice of Jerusalem’)
… 9576 … 2 … 12 … Davar … 42548 … 8 … Israel … "Kol Yerushalayim" (‘The Voice of Jerusalem’) … Menashe Ravina …
Yaakov Huri
… ethnomusicologists and their subjects of inquiry in Israel. Our research on the Yaakov Huri repertoire as … an ardent Zionist and his dream was to immigrate to Eretz Israel. Having amassed a small fortune from his work at the … in his singing and would not decrease the volume of his voice or the level of his devotional intention ( kavvanah ) …
Tish-nigunim Ascribed to Yosl Tolner and the Aesthetics of the Genre
… (2015), who focuses on the “contemplative” nigunim of the Israeli Habad Hasidim, and combines musicological … through tears as a result of listening to the cantor’s voice, and focuses on aesthetic appreciation. These audience expectations dictate the nature of the cantors’ voice production, which combines, inter alia, vocal colors …
5. Mi-Pi El (De Boca del Dio)
… boca del Dio (lit. ‘From God’s Mouth,’ meaning ‘From God’s Voice’) This is perhaps the best-known piyyut for the … and songs in Ladino dated to 1794 (National Library of Israel, Ms. 8o 413, fol. 113b). This document attests for … version of ‘Mi-pi El’ known so far appears in Sefer Zemirot Israel edited by Abraham Moshe in Izmir, 1766. This seems to …
Yossef (Yusuf) Zaarur
… (يوسف زعرور) was born in Baghdad in either 1902 or 1896—per Israeli immigration documents—to a family of ten children. … Jewish singer Sultana Yusuf (1910-1995) for His Master’s Voice in 1936, attained the status of an Iraqi folksong. His … singers for different labels, including His Master’s Voice (HMV) and Odeon Records . For these recordings, …
A cantor’s pledge in the High Holyday’s Provençal liturgy (Minhag Carpentras)
… titled Chants hebraïques suivant le rite des communautes Israelites de l’ancien Comtat Venaissin (Paris: Delanchy: … from their selection as personal pledges by the cantor, the voice of an individual addressing God. Psalmist and cantor … in the Sahara in north central Algeria), was recorded in Israel on March 13, 2000 by the ethnomusicology workshop of …
Léibele Schwartz
… Borenstein , and on the bilingual radio program La Hora Israelita (The Jewish Hour) in the Radio Porteña station. In … Queens area of New York City. In New York he studied voice with the renowned Italian tenor Tito Schipa . He even … theatre before and after the Holocaust. For example, the voice of Léibele singing “Al harishunim” is included in such …
3. The Little Sister (Aḥot Qetanah)
… of Aḥot qetanah into Ladino by Rabbi Reuben Eliyahu Yisrael (see above, no. 2 ). The poem retains the … etc. Note that in the recording a dim female voice is heard in the refrain, creating a responsorial …