… of the 78 rpm record. Some versions documented in oral tradition probably reflect Haim's recording (e.g. Hemsi …

… unit is a characteristic of the Portuguese liturgical tradition and was set to different, original melodies by the … (see Seroussi 2001 ). … The Western Sephardi Liturgical Tradition as Sung by Abraham Lopes Cardoso … Cardozo, …

… the bride and groom!” The third version, from the Silivriya tradition, is similar, however, each strophe opens with, …

This article is a continuation of the author's previous research beginning in 1956. An…

… texts of sacred choral works, such as Christmas carols and traditional hymns, by modifying the verses to reflect Nazi …

… musical language. During his childhood, Achron absorbed the traditions of 19th century virtuoso violin music, whereas … violin sonatas and suites, as well as on vocal works in the tradition of late romantic Lieder. Joining the “Society of … he now strove to create an art musical language based on traditional Jewish music. His first attempts were entirely …

… music in relation to the challenges posed by modernity to traditional Judaism and the emergence of the concept of …

… Another lyric song widespread in oral traditions (Attias 1972, no. 73; Hemsi 1995, no. 106) and in …

… sources of the sixteenth century, it survived in oral tradition only among the Sephardic Jews of Salonica, Serres …

… Another song documented only in the Sephardic tradition of Sarajevo. For additional written versions see …