… from the Leo Levi Collection (1954-1961) … Chanukkah … Songs … Song … Hebrew cantillation … Circumcision … Hallel … … … Holidays … Italy … Recordings … Song … Synagogue … Wedding … Festivals … Music … Songs … Liturgy … Purim … Hymns … Brith Milah … Birth … …

… (a type of frame drum) that is followed by a series of songs (Sana'a) that are performed without pause until the … in a fixed order: First song- Tasdira elula. A number of songs in the Wazn meter. First bridge – a song in which the tempo quickens. A number of songs (up to four) in the faster tempo. Second bridge – a …

… Furthermore, he composed melodies for beloved children's songs, including " Eliezer Veha-Gezer " (Eliezer and the … Music , Encyclopedia Judaica A comprehensive list of his songs and compositions can be found on Zemereshet [ here ] … … & Poet … Composers … Composer … Writer … Choir … Folk songs … Hebrew Music … Israeli Composer … Jewish music … …

… his musical focus towards Israeli singers and Hebrew songs, temporarily setting aside the Moroccan music of his … student orchestra, performing mainly pop music, including songs by the Beatles. While still a student, his father … to the inclusion of 'Haketia' (Spanish  Moroccan language) songs in their repertoire, and they recorded two albums, …

… Ashkenazi people … Ashkenazim … Cello - Violoncello … Folk songs … Joachim Stutschewsky … Klezmer music … “Die alte …

… the 20th century. The song is actually a combination of two songs, arranged by Zalman Mlotek, musician, conductor, … the recording attached below is taken. Mlotek learned these songs from his mother, Hannah Mlotek, a scholar of Yiddish … Yivo Institute. According to the booklet of this CD, these songs were sung at rallies of the Labor Bund, the Jewish …

… relatives of him  from Paris mentioned that he recorded songs in Arabic, no such items have so far resurfaced. Sayag … manuscript, an Ottoman Hebrew mecmua (a compilation of songs by different poets for musical performance), lacks the …

… and melodies of Yiddish popular and Hebrew quasi-Hasidic songs that were instrumentally performed at Israeli Hasidic weddings. Second, they intentionally do not relate to the … and where the main performance context of nigunim was not weddings, but rather singing on Sabbaths, when playing …

… (Mazor-Hadju 1974). Dance tunes are performed mainly at weddings and rejoicing festivals such as Simha Torah and Lag …

… Holocaust) . The most obvious connection between the two songs is their almost identical opening line. However, a … The most important difference in the music of the two songs is the elaborated harmony. The complicated harmony in … Kovner, Abba and Leichter, Sinai. Anthology of Yiddish folksongs . Jerusalem:‎‪ Magnes Press,‎ 1989. … 21770 … …