… place around the table with the participation of all the family, and was a unique opportunity for the married woman to incorporate musical traditions of her own family into the household.   See also Zemerl in the Lexicon …

… … Pesach … Lullabies … Spanish … Romances … Canciones … Family resemblance … Judeo-Spanish wedding songs … Roman … Children …

… starts at the courtyard of the house of R. 'Abu, heir to a family of Moroccan Jews who settled in Safed in the …

… the “father” of Jewish music research, noted a certain family resemblance between the tunes of both songs in a comparative …

… La petite fourmi qui allait à Jérusalem’ ) bear remarkable resemblances to H ad Gadya. German, French, and modern Greek … be viewed originally as a carnavelesque zemer for the whole family to sing. Indeed in some families the participants in … in Szczecin, Poland, in 1947, and moved to Israel with her family in 1950. A singer, song writer and composer, she is …

… … Coplas … Life cycle … Spanish … Romances … Canciones … Family resemblance … Judeo-Spanish wedding songs … Roman … Rom … …

… either 1902 or 1896—per Israeli immigration documents—to a family of ten children. As with most Baghdadi Jews, Zaarur attended synagogue services and traditional family celebrations from an early age, which exposed him to … to see his son’s early inclination to music. According to family lore (see recorded interview in Hebrew with Zaarur’s …

… disembodied male mind, torn from the contexts of his family and social context, sanctified as a secular saint of … was at times detrimental to his duties as head of a young family. We are pleased to publish this text here in … Almost totally absent from this text are the members of his family who, as we shall see, played a distinctive role not …

… glimpse of Alicia performing during her youth, before her family was uprooted to Israel. Selections from these tapes …