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1. Los árboles de almendra (Jacob Algava)
… Bourgault-Decoudray 1877 , no. 15; Seroussi 1999 ). The melody of this song was also adapted to the piyyut Yigdal …
An Ashkenazi version of “Ehad mi yode’a” in…Arabic
… the song that Uri recalled very fragmentarily but whose melody is identical to the one by Levitin. Dr. Dushkin …
Songs of Palestinian Jews from the Collection of Isaac Lurie (1913)
… slower in tempo and perhaps closer to the original Turkish melody to which Abadi's text was set in comparison to the … to draw decisive conclusions about the transmission of this melody based only on Idelsohn’s transcription. Lurie's … instrumental accompaniment. One puzzling instrumental melody by a solo flutist is the only exception. Most …
Hin’ni Haaniyah Mimaas (Here I am, poor in worthy deeds)
… prayer of Hannah and the songs of Miriam and Devorah. The melody is written in the improvised-recitative style of …
Sonic Ruins of Modernity
… (e.g. “5.1.3 page 166' means the third version of the melody in example 1 of chapter 5 printed on page 166). An …
Fog al-Nakhal (فوق النخل): Multicultural and Transnational Journeys of an Iraqi Folksong
… to Iraqi music scholar Scheherezade Qassim Hassan, the melody is attributed to Sufi poet and composer Mullah Uthman … the greatest singers of his time. [1] In this context, the melody currently associated with “Fog al-Nakhal” was sung to … from Bombay Among the Jewish community of Baghdad, the melody of “Fog al-Nakhal” was also known as “Balini-b …
Shefa Gold
… for the biblical words Ozi V'zimrat Yah, (from psalms). The melody begins in a very similar interval as the Hymn Amazing Grace (the famous “new Britain” melody). The beginnings of 'Amazing Grace' and 'Ozi VeZimratya': This melody exemplifies Gold's combination of diverse …
Jeff Klepper
… Rav” which he composed in 1974 and is still a popular melody in synagogues around the globe. He also co-edited the …
A Moroccan Synagogue Service
… by the cantor. The first part of this prayer is sung to the melody of the piyyut “Lindodkha, yedid naʿalah” by Israel … “Vayehi” in the tbaʿ (mode) Rasd dhil. The original melody of the Half Qaddish, "Lindodkha yedid" sung by Rabbi David Kadosh This melody is a favorite one among Moroccan Jews and is …
Beregovski Collection - Nign no. 3
… that were not heard previously. About one third of the melody (eleven out of thirty-four bars in the actual … patterns. In opposition to the limited movement of the melody, the rhythmic variability stands out. This feature … first appearance of the sixth and seventh degrees of the melody’s ambitus, the highest pitches in the whole piece. …