… The entry on Naftali Herz Imber in the Jewish Encylopedia (London, 1901-1906) is a further testimony of how fast the … Jews by Emanuel Aguilar and David Aharon de Sola (London, 1857).  This assumed Sephardic link of Hatikvah was … - Oxford 1942], hazzan of the Finsbury Park Synagogue, in London, adapted the traditional Sephardic melody to Hatikva …

… as well as contemporary klezmer bands. Most notably Frank London, the famed New York based trumpeter, has performed it …

Abraham Salman (born Shaharabani) was a qanun virtuoso, one of the finest players…

… in his choir and also enrolled in the conservatory there.   London autumn 1900 English version: After a few months I decided to proceed to London, according to my brother-in-law’s advice. Reaching London, I was advised to see several choir-leaders, but did …

… avi, avi, avi, yoshevet galmudah, tzo'eket avi' (Amsterdam, London). The refrain is pervasive to the point that cantors …

… Lawrence A. Hoffman and Janet R. Walton (Notre Dame and London: University of Notre Dame Press, 1992), 187-212; …

… Mahler: Memories and Letters . Trans. Basil Creighton. London: Time Warner Books. Sacks, Adam J. 2013. “Toward an …

… Melodies of the Spanish and Portuguese Liturgy ] No. 27, London, 1857) and of Leghorn [Livorno] ([Federico] Consolo, …