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"Ahuv libi semaḥ bemitzvot nikhtevu" (My beloved, be happy)
… few Yemenite Jewish singers observe today: a combination of melodies, with opening and conclusion in the same melody, … and the ensemble sings the closing ones. There are three melodies: the first two stanzas are sung in one melody, the …
The Singing of Zemiroth Shabbath among Religious-Zionist Ashkenazim in Israel
… the newly emerging electronic media popularized certain melodies through Israeli radio programs and vinyl records published since the 1950. These melodies, some of which were settings of Zemiroth texts, …
Maier Kohn
… , is considered the first modern collection of synagogue melodies. It includes his own compositions, as well as …
"Ayumah be-har hamor" (The Beloved on the mountain of myrrh)
… here. The content of the poem and the variety of the melodies to which it is sung illustrate the way in which it …
8. Instrumental Maqam Siga on Santur
… performed by Khaduri Bassun, featuring characteristic melodies and modulations. Origin unknown but likely radio …
A Nigun on a soff (chassidisch) – A Tune without Ending
In coupling these two Hassidic tunes, nos. 7 and 8 – Lied ohne Worte and A Nigun on a…
Hebrew Hymn Tunes: the Rise and Development of a Musical Tradition - annotated examples of music written over a Span of Eight Centuries (נעימות פיוטים, דרכיה של מסורת מוסיקלית)
… eminent scholars of Jewish music. The book contains two melodies by Obadiah the Proselyte. … 10 … 38757 … 43 … Tel …
Hebraeisch-orientalischer Melodienschatz, 05[H]: Gesaenge der marokkanischen Juden נגינות יהודי מרוקו
… their pronunciation of Hebrew, and their music (modes and melodies). … 73 … 73 … 1 … 38260 … Berlin … Benjamin Harz … …
Judeo-Spanish Traditions in Transition
… activity of collecting and broadcasting, a multitude of melodies and texts were passed on from individuals to the … my main question was whether they had preserved any archaic melodies or at least any melodies different from those of their neighbors, and the …
Gas-nign (LKT)
… #62-79 . ( Musical notation included). “Concerning those melodies which appear the most established at Meron, such as … the two cities [Tzfat and Tiberias]. Thus the processional melodies -- in the slow march rhythm -- were --according to … procession to the house of the bride-to-be. Other melodies which do not actually have another function other …