… … Niggunim … Hasidic … Music … Structure … Modality … Ashkenazi … Bathja [Batya] Bayer … Andre Hadju … Yaakov …

… … America … Niggun … Bulgar … Meron … Klezmer … Jerusalem … Ashkenazi … Andre Hajdu … Amnon Shiloah … Bathja [Batya] …

… Press, The Hebrew University … Yuval Studies … … 1971 … Ashkenazi … Amnon Shiloah … Amnon Shiloah … Bathja [Batya] …

… in music and “ ba’al tefillah muvhaq ” i.e. a consummate prayer leader). He was a descendant of a family of cantors … and focused exclusively on Hassidic and, later, on non-Ashkenazi Jewish musical traditions too. Further adding to … at that time, he found an affinity between Yemenites and Ashkenazi Jews from Poland (i.e. not from Germany!), a …

… 34 after several years of self-mortification and midnight prayers. My father, orphaned at the age of twelve, had to … two years. There I was compelled to study thoroughly the Ashkenazic chazzanut , and I transcribed it in musical … Bukharans, Sefardim, Moroccans, and the various Ashkenazim, and also the Hasidim. To get a full concept of …

… Kiev,” Shofar 10, no. 4 [1992; Special Issue: Yiddish and Ashkenazic Studies], pp. 31-48, quote in p. 34 and also …

… transliterated in Latin letters in an inconsistent mix of Ashkenazic and Sephardic pronunciations. None of the songs … to 1901. The text appears to have many similarities to the prayer sung (or more precisely, melodeclamated) by Ashkenazic women at the end of Shabbat known as “Got fun …

… narratives of forced cultural erasure by an aggressive Ashkenazi-dominated establishment.  Mwijo’s repertoire also … Paradoxically too, the song in honor of Rabin, an icon of Ashkenazi Israeliness, is one of the most mizrahi songs …