… titled “Traditionaller Synagogengesang“ ( Gemeindeblatt der Israelitischen Gemeinde Frankfurt am Main , Heft 3 (November … in the USA, Germany and at the National Library of Israel (See WorldCat): Schire Ohel Yaakov, Gottesdienstliche Gesänge für Israeliten in three volumes. Vol I: Freitag Abend …

… admirer of Asher Mizrahi, helped him to escape from Eretz Israel on a cargo boat exporting oranges to Malta . The … that had been built between Jews and Arabs living in Eretz Israel . Security officials suggested that Mizrahi stop … singer-actress Habiba Masika, also known as “Havivat el kol” (a double-meaning, implying 'friendly to all' and …

… 57 … 734 … Rabbi Yisrael Najara (1550?-1625), a poet and a composer, was born … presented here was included in a concert titled 'Rabbi Yisrael Najara- the Original Versions' which took place at … that this song has a refrain between the stanzas. Rabbi Yisrael Najara wrote this wonderful and virtuosic song …

… differently. Only Attias’ version and PF 137/03 (sung by Israel Perez, Jerusalem) contain the same second stanza as …

… Borenstein , and on the bilingual radio program La Hora Israelita (The Jewish Hour) in the Radio Porteña station. In … Show. In August 1967 he was invited by the State of Israel to participate in a music festival. Upon his return … to Argentina in 1970, Schwartz became the cantor of the Israelite Congregation of the Argentine Republic, known as …

… of the Zionist movement up to establishment of the state of Israel. שָׁם בִּמְקוֹם אֲרָזִים שָׁם בִּמְקוֹם אֲרָזִים … settlement of Gedera in Palestine sung by a group of “Kolonisten”. From this testimony it is not clear if the song … alle Hunde des Dorfes und allmählich kamen auch einige Kolonisten.” [18] The iconicity of Dort wo die Zeder also …

… music. Taubman studied music at UCLA and moved to Israel and lived there for almost 3 years, where he played …

… Roumanian-American Congregation on the Lower East Side, Kol Israel Anshe Poland in Harlem, the Talmud Torah Toras Moshe … Shapiro, and other hazzanut superstars. Shlisky sang in Kol Israel (The Voice of Israel) (1931), which dramatized …

… and University Library (JNUL [today the National Library of Israel]) in Jerusalem. As the JMRC was embedded within the JNUL, its director, the late Prof. Israel Adler, hosted Prof. Onishchenko at the National Sound … both countries together with the ethnomusicologist Dr. Olha Kolomyyets from the Ivan Franko University in L’viv. The …