… Quarterly … The Musical Quarterly … 35578 … 634-645 … … Ashkenazi people … 18 … 1932 … Eastern Europe … Folk music … Folk songs … Ashkenaz … Europe … structure … Melodic similarity … Comparative research … Eastern Ashkenazi … Abraham Zvi Idelsohn … Musical …

… lenses. He has also investigated other aspects of Eastern Ashkenazi traditional culture, such as Yiddish …

… Wedding music … Klezmer revival … Rubin, Joel … Brooklyn … Eastern Ashkenazi … William Epstein … Max Epstein … Julius Epstein … …

… Rabbi Meir Issac Nehroai. This poem is only recited in the Ashkenazi rite, and has two main musical settings; one is in …

… … 2006 … Hazzanut … Ashkenaz … New York … Hazzanim - Cantors … Ashkenazi … Cantor … Zeidel Rovner … Eastern Ashkenazi … Micha Floryn Morgovsky … The life and …

… Danube, the site of an important Jewish community, to an Ashkenazi family. As he relates in a 2006 interview with … is embedded in Kaufman’s article on the music of the Ashkenazi Jews in Bulgaria (1990). There he adds that his … his work is rather unique in its scope within the former “Eastern bloc” during the Cold War. It can be compared to …

… in Transylvania, and the benediction section of the , an Ashkenazi prayer celebrating the exodus of the Jewish people … Traditions … 12 … 1999 … Transcriptions … Oral tradition … Ashkenaz … Hallel … Hungary … Ashkenazi … Theory … Traditional … Tradition … Roman … Oral …

… Niggun ‘Akedah  is an Ashkenazi melody firmly associated with the Binding of … rite ( minhag ’Ashkenaz ); we have not discovered any Eastern Ashkenazi ( minhag Polin  and minhag Lita ) … whereas the left column is entitled Minhag Polen (i.e. Eastern Ashkenazi rite) and contains the piyyut ’Omnam ken …

… on his projected five volume collection and study of Eastern European Jewish folk music. It is unclear exactly … E. Edelshat and others.       … Collector & researcher of Ashkenazi music in Eastern Europe … Moses Beregovski …

… a prayers during weekdays, Sabbaths, and festivals. In the Ashkenazi and Egyptian Nussa h s it is read in the Musaf … Thy Name in the world') introduces the  Kedushot  in Ashkenazi rite in both the  Sha h arit  and  Min h ah … have a unique melody. However, in the Ashkenazi Nussach of Eastern Europe, for example, there is a tendency to perform …