… German Jewish tune discussed above. The most remarkable resemblance occurs in the setting of the refrain in the 3/4 … of this old German tune through the oral tradition of her family? Did she establish a dialogue with the transcription …

… took her daughter with her to events that she attended. The family arrived in Israel in 1949 as part of Operation Magic …

… 340). In musical terms, “ Yom Yom Odeh ” bears a strong resemblance to a dawr and can be divided into several … him. If it was Taboush, he surely would have liked his main family name, Antebi, to be printed on the label. Then, in an … in what is today Anatolia, in south-east Turkey; his family name translates into the “singing man” and, so he …

… in the South), intensified, despite numerous business and family ties. [ 6]  These differences found expression in … Dance melodies were sung at community celebrations and family gatherings.… Textless songs and melodies for the … 11-13 Ex. 4, 6–8 Table 1. Melodic resemblances between the “Freylekhs” nign (example 3) and …

… La petite fourmi qui allait à Jérusalem’ ) bear remarkable resemblances to  H ad Gadya. German, French, and modern … viewed originally as a carnavelesque  zemer  for the whole family to sing. Indeed in some families the participants in …

… by Refael Yitchak Alteras, the son of a Sephardic family from Aleppo who moved to Jerusalem in 1845. The …

… from his house at the age of five and was placed with a family in the Bukharan Quarter of Jerusalem. This area of … neighbors were from Persia. After three years, her adopted family left the city, and Brakha was placed with a widow in …

… in Tel Aviv, from 1938 when he arrived from Vienna with his family as a fourteen-year old refugee, to 1946, when he … ‘Hechalil’ bears the “hand” of Dov Seltzer and a strong resemblance to the one by the Dud’aim, recorded in 1958.  …