… at many institutions in the USA, Canada, Europe and Latin America. Since 2008 he is a Visiting Scholar at Dartmouth …

… Songs” – one of the earliest Zionist songbooks published in America – A. W. Binder (1895-1966) notated and arranged a … provides a fascinating window into the intersections of American, Palestinian and European Zionism, mid-century … with piano accompaniment and the text is transliterated in Latin letters in an inconsistent mix of Ashkenazic and …

… countries, particularly the U.S., England, different Latin American countries, and Palestine, where most of these …

… the synagogue of the newly created Congregación Israelita Latina of Buenos Aires in 1891 ( The Jewish Presence in Latin  America ). He also composed liturgical music. Following his …

… … 101 … 101 … 2 … Sephardim in the Latin Americas: Studies in culture and history … Sephardim in the Latin Americas: Studies in culture and history … 36644 … …

… School in Lima until 1959. That same year, he toured South America, accompanying the hazzan David Kusevitzky, and then … Caro, Isaac. Islam y judaísmo contemporáneo en América Latina. Los casos de Argentina, Brasil y Chile . Santiago: …

… for the clarification of the making of this song. Translating the beloved Passover folksongs added to the Haggadah … is widespread through the Aleppo Jewish diaspora in the Americas, as the follow testimonies assert. First, the … by prominent cantors from the Aleppine communities in Latin America:   Hazzan Jack Abadi   Hakham Eli Abadi   …

… sequence with bracketed numbers. Jonathan’s voice relating to Yiska’s utterances is also included in this … great effort, the brothers learnt to draw their names in Latin letters and with even greater effort they learnt to … than a year’s stay in Berlin my friends advised me to go to America on a lecture tour, which I did. Before that I had …

… answer counting songs in other traditions, such as Muslim, Latin, German, and English in order to establish what the … and the Hebrew Chant of ‘Echod Mi Yodea’.” Journal of American Folklore 62, no. 246 (1949): 382-411.     [1]     …