… is a cantata written for the Portuguese-Jewish community in Amsterdam. It is thought to have been used for liturgical … in 1947 in the Portuguese-Jewish library Ets Chaim, in Amsterdam. The style of the piece resembles the Baroque and … … 74 … 10 … 34756 … Jerusalem … [s.n.] … … 1989 … Jewish … Amsterdam … Jewish music … Spanish-Portuguese … Abraham …

… 74 … 74 … 10 … 34749 … Israel Music Publications … … 1965 … Amsterdam … Communities … Portuguese … Spanish-Portuguese … …

… texts that characterized the Portuguese Jewish community of Amsterdam. The poem was composed by Moshe de Judah Piza … (edited among others by Piza himself) Shir emunim (Amsterdam, 1793, no. 28) under the title "Ahavah … at the gatherings of the diverse Jewish confraternities in Amsterdam. This specific song was performed at the …

… be-safrir heviyon" by R. Abraham Maimin of Aleppo. In the Amsterdam tradition "Kol beru'e" was chanted as one of the … of Hebrew Language and Literature at the University of Amsterdam since 1924, son of Isaac van Juda Palache and … grandson of the hakham (Rabbi) Juda Leon Palache both from Amsterdam. Prof. Palache was the Parnas Presidente of the …

… . This venerable melody, from the 18th century, appears in Amsterdam manuscripts as Hallel d'Italia , thus disclosing … liturgy, especially the relationship between Livorno and Amsterdam, is a matter that needs further research … The … Liturgical Tradition as Sung by Abraham Lopes Cardoso … Amsterdam … Cardozo, Abraham Lopez … Netherlands … Oral … …

… rare sheet music, and recordings. … 1 … 36110 … Amsterdam … Amsterdam University Press, … … 1996 … Music … Holocaust … …

… Biblical Figures; Papers Read at a NOSTER Colloquium in Amsterdam, May 1997. Ed. by Athalya Brenner & Jan Willem van …

… in European Jewish communities (Italy, Southern France, Amsterdam) prior to the nineteenth century. Includes … … Paris … Mouton & Co. … … Choirs, Choral music … 1966 … Amsterdam … Art … Art Music … Baroque … Choral … Europe … …

… (without the text-underlay) in a cantor's manual from Amsterdam dating from the second half of the 18th century. … manual of Joseph b. Isaac Sarphati who served as hazzan in Amsterdam between 1743 and 1772. The same melody is also … Cardozo's version is slightly different from the original Amsterdam melody, reflecting the style of choral …

… there. A different melody is employed for this text in Amsterdam. … The Western Sephardi Liturgical Tradition as Sung by Abraham Lopes Cardoso … Amsterdam … Cardozo, Abraham Lopez … Oral … Portuguese … …