… regardless of the ethnic background (Sephardic or Ashkenazi) of its members or their religious leanings.  … It opens with an instrumental version of the common Ashkenazi tune for the piyyut (sacred song) Maoz Tzur, … stylized and rhythmicized version of the traditional Ashkenazi blessings. Between the melodies the choir sings …

… Klezmer musicians … Tunes … Musicians … Jewish musicians … Ashkenazi … Menagen … יעקב מזור …

… … Ashkenaz … Arrangements … Services … Arvit - Evening prayer … Composers … Compositions … Ashkenazi … Abraham Ellstein … The Traditional Service for …

… songs … Yiddish Theater … Sidney Goldin … Ludwig Satz … Ashkenazi … His Wife's Lover …

… Omer', taken from funeral services, as well as the prayer 'Misod Hakhamim u-Nevonim' from the High Holiday … Olam … 704 … Hasidic … 9565 … Hassidic … Dance Tunes … Ashkenazi … Mitsve Tants … יעקב מזור …

… on the sacrifice of Isaac) Im afes rova' ha-qen by the Ashkenazi poet Ephrayim ben Itzhak of Regensburg (c. … order to sacrifice his own son Isaac. The inclusion of an Ashkenazi poem in the Sephardic liturgy is exceptional. In … was published in his book of translations of poems and prayers of the High Holydays published in Smyrna in 1910. …

… the Song of the Month to a very popular Eastern European Ashkenazi melody that, in the early 1920s, was set by the … is sung for the second section of the “Aleinu le-shabea h ” prayer at the end of the Sabbath morning services in Ashkenazi synagogues, mainly outside of Israel, and some …

… Shabbat … Shtetl … Dance … Kiddush … Shalom Aleikhem … Ashkenazi … Shabbat Hamalcah …

… … Score, Music scores … composer … Composers … 1916 … Prayer … Score … Scores … Theater … Yiddish … Composers … … … Composer … Yiddish Theater … Second Avenue … Mother … Ashkenazi … Arnold Perlmutter … Herman Wohl … Solomon …