… Song”. For a start, it represents two of the four genres (Jewish, Irish, Italian, and ‘coon’, the demeaning white take … heart of what became Berlin’s true genius and of what was Jewish – or at least ‘Jew-ish’ – about Berlin’s life and … already too many Jews involved in it. We are told that the Jewish moguls of Hollywood promoted a ‘white-picket-fence’ …

… Beregovski, Evreiskie narodnye napevy bez slov [ Jewish Tunes without Words , 1946]: This research was … 2022) M. Beregovski's, Evreiskie narodnye napevy bez slov [ Jewish Tunes without Words , 1946; 1962], is one of the most … century, becoming an emblematic signifier of modern Israeli culture. As Mazor has shown in his groundbreaking study, …

… relationship to Wagner, in that his expression of the ‘Jewish soul’ and use of Jewish traditional elements, both refutes Wagner’s denial of … a wider phenomenon of negotiation of identities and cultures. Dalia Atlas, Technion, Haifa, Head of The Ernest …

… scholarly education, an unusual feature for young Yemenite Jewish girls at the time. Sarah was exposed to the traditional poetry of the Yemeni Jewish women and to the sacred poetry, the Diwan, performed … She began singing at traditional henna events for Yemeni Jewish women in Israel already after her marriage in 1941. …

… to the wedding ceremony (usually on the day before) in Jewish communities throughout the Middle East and North … already found in the Bronze Era and they permeated to all cultures in the geographical areas where the henna plant … considered to be among the central events of the Jewish traditional wedding that spans over several days and …

… policy of the Nazi Party doesn't create a panic among the Jewish members of the group, nor does the authorities' …

… include classical music, jazz, and the unique mixture of Jewish prayers, the chant of the Moazzin and the Old City's …

… Source: Paran Productions, Jerusalem Premiere screening: Jewish Film Festival Jerusalem, Dec. 2007 Hebrew version … 6 …

… of intensive study by a distinguished gallery of modern Jewish and non-Jewish scholars since the early nineteenth-century, starting … attesting for its widespread appeal in non-Jewish cultures in Europe and beyond. Among these famous parallels …

… for Religious Music, renamed “ Renanot – Institute for Jewish Music” in Jerusalem, an institution dedicated to the preservation of the Jewish musical heritage and its dissemination. He engaged in a vigorous effort to document extant Jewish musical traditions, collaborating in this endeavor …