… 40 songs to Sliman Elmaghribi, the young musician whom he knew from Meknes. By 1969, Mwijo had started his own … his respects. The Baba Sali could not understand how Mwijo knew so much about his grandfather. Mwijo revealed to the … lines mentioning the ma’abarot (1950s transit camps for new immigrants), the involuntary cutting of payot …

… to spread it widely greatly increased the diffusion of the new Arabic music from Egypt and Syria during this period. … congregations in the Middle East were also exposed to the new musical styles heard on records and, later, on radio and … The accessibility of the modern Arabic music spread by new media hastened its adoption by Jews as the basis of the …

… a radio show which became a record that consisted of his new compositions for the songs of Natan Yonatan and Natan … this album, two songs were successful: Hof Aher , and the new version for Yemina Smola Vehal'ah , originally sang by …

… of the efforts in Jewish bibliography.  … 1 … 38002 … New York: Columbia University … … 1951 … Music … Rabbinic …

… ' … 101 … 101 … 10 … 36552 … New York, NY, USA … Cantors Assembly … … Hazzan, Hazan, Chazzan, …

… Study of Popular Music … 35869 … 143-155 … Manchester and New York … Manchester University Press … … Songs … 1989 … Music …

… Sacred Sites: Religion, Politics, and Conflict Resolution . New York: Columbia University Press, 2014. Roginsky, Dina. …

… one’ is far from in good taste for Jewish modesty... In newer times the maskilim began to wage a war against the … repertoire of klezmer violinist Leon Schwartz of Queens, New York. Schwartz, a native of the Bukoviner region, calls this …

… in Cairo but also in Beirut and Damascus, in tandem with new technologies of mass dissemination (78 rpm records, …

… This popular Saturday afternoon dance movement produced new folk songs and dances.” EncyJud 1971, p. 1267 .  “The … repertorie of klezmer violinist Leon Schwartz of Queens, New York. Schwartz, a native of the Bukoviner region, calls this …