… tradition, the music of the golden period in Spain, and the Hassidic tunes and dances, the constant line …

… [now we are] free.” This custom is already recorded in Spain in the 14th century, as noted by Rabbi Itzhak ben … Shmuel Spiegel, Jerusalem, 1980, p. 45): “The custom of Spain is to raise the Seder plate in one’s hand and say, …

… continue a tradition of lyric poetry whose origins lie in Spain, and some of its formulaic expressions are also known … romances are known in oral tradition among Christians in Spain as well as among Sephardic Jews (see Refael 1997; …

… music of northwest Africa and the Andalusian tradition of Spain. The Tasdir begins with an instrumental introduction … of a new generation of Israelis for Jewish culture from Spain and the Maghreb. In the second part of this section, …

… this poet, halakhist and biblical commentator of medieval Spain, combined his rational wisdom with his burning …

… back to the period prior to the expulsion of the Jews from Spain. It consists of four stanzas of four verses of five …

… to the muwashshah developed by the Hebrew poets of medieval Spain. The song opens Adonai shama'ti shim'akha yareti …

… … Composers … Composer … oud player … Guitar … Flamenco … Spain … Middle East … Andalusian … עופר רונן … biography …

… piyyut " Shokhant ba-sadeh " by Salomon Ibn Gabirol of Spain. Sung at any festive occasion with the same tune as …

… 2007. " 'El Nora Alila' ('God of Might, God of Awe') - From Spain to the Four Corners of the Earth." Inter-American …

… 1991, the Spanish government invited the Ensemble to tour Spain in commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Edict …

… 18). The king falls ill (v. 9-12) and doctors from all over Spain cannot discover the reason for his illness (v. 13-16). … 39-40): if the baby will be a boy he will be the king of Spain (v. 41-42); if a girl, she will ba the queen of …