… Studies … Yuval Studies … 38013 … 164-224 … Jerusalem … Jewish Music Research Centre, Magnes Press … Yuval; Studies … Jewish Music Research Centre … … Hassidim … 1994 … Israel … Wedding … Customs … Dance … Folklore … Hasidim … Hasidism … Marriage … …

… Ben-Yehuda Project' online website.   … 3 … YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science … YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science … Institute - YIVO … … Hasidim … 7 … 1952 … Hassidim … Jewish wedding customs … Jewish festivities … Ashkenazi … E. (Yehezkel) …

… berakhot ("Seven Blessings") are a central component of the Jewish wedding ceremony. This recording is a unique rendition of … Tradition as Sung by Abraham Lopes Cardoso … Jewish wedding customs … Jewish wedding ceremony … Western Sephardi …

… Totentanz (death dance) was also part of another strange wedding custom. During the time of the great epidemics … performed them during church processions; the Jews at weddings and family festivals, sometimes even as late as the … the 17th cent., recorded in her famous memoirs that at the wedding of a relative ‘they concluded their performance with …

… New York. … 1 … 33982 … Tel Aviv … … 1960 … Ashkenaz … Jewish culture … Jewish customs … Jewish dance … Jewish wedding … Ashkenazi … Moyshe-Leyzer Mints … Pinkas Khmelnik …

… of Yemenite Jews. Chapter 2 describes Yemenite garments, customs, life style, and beliefs as Idelsohn witnessed in … Jerusalem. The chapter includes a detailed description of wedding celebrations and of the dance style of Yemenite men. … Kabbalah on Yemenite Jews; the five forms of Yemenite Jewish poetry, namely hallelot, hidduyot, Zefat, nasid, and …

… singular khusid ] were cornerstones of Leon’s old-time, Jewish dance repertoire. He often referred to them as a … [ mitsve dance], alluding to their frequent use at Jewish weddings to accompany the mitsve [ritual commandment/good … first printed  minhag- book... The Maharil... confirms both customs, the custom of dancing the  mitsve-tants  on the day …

… It is performed today as the final ceremony of a Hassidic wedding, after the feast. Male members of the two families … to eastern Europe in the 18th century at the latest. In Jewish musar literature and minhagim books of the 17th and … in recent times there were attempts to renew the ritual in weddings of the national-religious society. There are two …

… .  “The bazetsh di kale , leading from there to where the wedding took place, to the khupe in the large synagogue, and … home -- all to the sounds of a ‘freylekhs’ ... Often the wedding-parade stretched over several streets before leading … II]. Katshke 1966, p. 666 .  “After the khupe according to Jewish custom, they led the joyful couple together on a full …

… led with the ‘klezmer’ to the mikve on the night before the wedding ceremony...” [Jerusalem, nineteenth-century]. … Cohen-Riis 1933, p. 60 .  “The last day before the wedding was called khasn-mol . And this is the ceremony of … ancient tribes of Israel but in certain times also among Jewish Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine... ‘The klezmorim …