… among the different regions inhabited by eastern Ashkenazim, which since the seventeenth century had been … the Hebrew zemiroth —chants) , that evolved in the eastern Ashkenazi communities before the emergence of Hasidism and … made fun of the ecstatic movements of the Hasidim during prayer, their feasts, etc. We never hear, however, the …

… … Tatzlil … Tatzlil … 34077 … 21-24 … Haifa … … 1 … 1960 … Ashkenazi … Bathja [Batya] Bayer … On ‘ha-klezmorim’ of …

… … Scores … Cantorials … Anthologies … Cantor … Western Ashkenazi … Mayer Wodak … Hamnazeach: Schule des …

… right, kick to the left. This dance pattern was alien to Ashkenazic dance, which preferred symmetrical …

… … Anthology … Choral … Composer … Cantor … Eastern Ashkenazi … Eliyahu Schleifer … Chemjo Vinaver … Anthology …

… … Cantor … Cantorial music … Chanukkah … Hanukkah … Ashkenazi … Eliezer Mordecai Ben Isaac Gerovich … Schire …

… Walter Feldman , a musicologist and researcher of the 'Ashkenazi Dance,' the circular form and the marching style … composers … Israeli Folk Songs … Nationality … Aliyah … Ashkenazi … Israeli … Hora … יעקב מזור …

… (Walter) Feldman ,  a researcher of Klezmer culture and the Ashkenazi dance in Eastern Europe and in the U.S., the  … twentieth century. [7]   Feldman, who worked to revive the 'Ashkenazi dance,' ascribes to the  Freylekhs  dance several …

… works are High Holyday pieces such as ‘Salahti’ (from the prayer ‘Omnam ken,’ according to the Polish liturgical … and ‘Yismehu bemalkhutkha” for Mussaf (additional noon prayer) and ‘Sim shalom’ (for the morning service), the … Jewish liturgical music, Hasidic songs and songs from the Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions (see Discography below ). …

… Zizmor 1922a, p. 874 .  See Dobridzien . … 668 … Ashkenazi … A gut morgn (LKT) …