… ‘Simele,’ ‘Karerod,’ ‘Freilakh,’ ‘Bulgar,’ and ‘Valakhs.” [New York, 1970s].  Seid 1975, p. 15 .  “The Doina, or … suite: Doina, Zhok, Bulgar. The soloist leads into each new section by setting a vamp in the next tempo.”  Sokolow …

… If I were at a bookstore or library and looking at the new books, the cover art might attract my interest.  It is a …

… of contrafactum that has characterized the composition of new piyyutim in the Middle East for many centuries. The … Ottoman Empire, the Aleppo muwashsha h at and the rising new styles of Egyptian Arabic music developing from the late 19 th century onwards. The new Egyptian song became hegemonic throughout the Arab world …

… and others.” Cahan 1952b, p. 89 .  “Play me the new sher/which is out now.” [Tshimerovits, Podalia, … as freylakhs (such as ‘Behusher Khosid,’ recorded in New York by Max Leibowitz, and ‘Sedugurer Khosid,’ recorded … more calm rhythm and to graceful expression. The klezmorim knew well how to discern between these two dances and every …

… He immigrated to Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain), and founded a new musical school in Cordoba, in the court of the Umayyads …

… genre: henna and wedding songs, songs for the mother of the newborn, songs for other joyous occasions and laments. She …

… a Musical Tradition (Tel Aviv, 1970), Hanoch Avenary set a new bar in the musicological study of the piyyut . His … at an historical point when, in his view, a different, new pattern of setting music to piyyutim appeared. This is … Arabic system of scansion. One of the masters of this then new poetic style was the author of our poem, Shlomo Ibn …

… current Greek name of the city) since Antiquity (see the New Testament letters of Paul to the Thessalonians), the … to a great number of Turks and Greeks. According to the newspaper Yeni Asir , the Jewish population of Saloniki in … afternoon, when the clock struck two, a fire broke out at New Water, and spread to the White Tower. Poor and rich …