… and contemporary state of knowledge about klezmer music. Each entry includes a number of citations from … or refer to the term in question. It also indicates whether musical notation or sound recordings are included in the … to participate in this pilgrimage, until then essentially Sephardic. The musical repertoire of dance played by the …

… Yom Kippur. All of the Jewish communities in Israel, both Sephardic and Ashkenazi, follow this tradition. In the … is recited changes from place to place. The western Sephardic communities limited the blessing to the Sabbath, … the words ' Yishar koa h .'      The Simple Reading The musical capabilities of the priests are very diverse and …

… the modern fate of the song with in contemporary Israeli musical repertoire. H ad Gadya was incorporated to the … to the custom of Provence, apparently written by a Sephardic Jew residing in Provence in the fifteenth century. … Only later the song was introduced to the traditions of the Sephardic and Oriental Jews and was translated into the …

… remembered for his contributions to the liturgical music of American Reform Judaism and his work on Biblical … most important early collectors and arrangers of Zionist music in America. In 1916, at the age of 21, Binder founded … in Latin letters in an inconsistent mix of Ashkenazic and Sephardic pronunciations. None of the songs have …

… a forgotten source from the collection of the Latvian musician Emilis Melngailis (1874–1954), a devoted collector … A lengthy introduction provides ample historical and musical contexts. Karnes did not spare any effort in trying … accent most often falls on the penultimate syllable, or the Sephardi system, where it is the last syllable of the word …

… focusing on changes introduced to the text and the music within different historical contexts and local Jewish … of influence.” (Tabory, 1988: 66) Variations from Sephardic and Eastern Jewish communities “E h ad mi yodea” … (2012) pointed out a few variants found in different Sephardic communities. The primary differences between each …

… see below. Although Idelsohn can be credited as the first musician to introduce this melody to the Zionist repertory … strophe from the piyyut “El mistater beshafrir h eviyon,” a Sephardic kabbalistic poem by R. Abraham Maimon (late … Binder 'Shabbes bei dem shalosh Seudes', New York, Metro music publication, 1938.   Links For information on Netiva …

… and below each word. However, the chant also has clear musical features, with a variety of scales, motives, … “te’amim” and “ta’am.” The transliteration follows modern ( Sephardi ) Hebrew.  [10] Jacobson 2013 and Strauss Sherebrin … and Moroccan traditions in Israel, with the Jerusalem-Sephardi tradition as a control group. Ne’eman finds that …