… - Ladino … Ladino Songs … Ottoman Empire … Sephardic music … Salonica … Saloniki … Thessaloniki … Eastern …

… … Ladino … Ladino - Judeo-Espanol - Judizmo … Liturgical music … Spanish … Twentieth (20th) Century … Sephardi … …

… - Violoncello … Folk songs … Joachim Stutschewsky … Klezmer music … “Unter dem kinds Wiegele” – Beneath the Baby’s Cradle …

… chapter in synagogue chant.  The aspect of cantorial music here considered forms part of the solo performed by … the Rhine and Upper Danube).  It began to appear as written music from the middle of the eighteenth century onwards. … nor has it been described.  As far as is known from written music, it flourished in the eighteenth century synagogue and …

… in the Jewish past. A case in point is the scholar and musician Avraham Zvi Idelsohn, the founding father of modern Jewish musical research. Idelsohn’s life traversed several … event that Idelsohn premiered the song “Hava nagila” in its choral version. In his testimony in the introduction to HOM …

… in that the piyyutim are arranged according to the maqamat (musical modes) in use in the court music of the Ottoman Empire during the author’s lifetime. … by professional paytanim and includes both solo and choral parts.   Moroccan Baqqashot customs began to form …

… - December 9, 1977) was an Israeli researcher of Jewish music with emphasis on the study of Hassidic music traditions. He was also a public figure, being a … is still a major gap in the historiography of Jewish music. Born in Myslowitz, Upper Silesia, then part of the …

… - Ladino … Ladino Songs … Ottoman Empire … Sephardic music … Salonica … Saloniki … Thessaloniki … Eastern …

… field of inquiry into the processes that constitute Jewish music repertoires, most especially in the modern period, when new forms of expressing Jewishness through music challenged the normative status of traditions of old. … in this recording into an artistic lied, as much as the choral arrangement by Raymond Goldstein that we mentioned …