… Avodah is the name for the sacrificial ritual in the Temple on the Day of Atonement, or Yom Kippur. After the destruction of the second Temple, the poetic description of this service became the …

… Each entry includes a number of citations from primary and secondary sources that include or refers to the term in … 3/8, whose rhythm is distinctive because of the lack of a second beat... The Hora also invites virtuosic ornamentation … In the piano, a low open 5th in the left hand and a 2nd inversion right hand chord works wonderfully.” Sokolow …

… the following manner: stanzas 1,2- first melody; stanza 3 - second melody; stanza 5-third melody; stanza 6 - fourth … response begins with the closing hemistich of the second verse, and is sung as a response throughout the song: … Yefet sings the first two stanzas to this melody; in the second stanza, however, he quickens the tempo and adds a …

… (God of Abraham). In “Songs of Generations” (2004), the second volume of the massive Yiddish song collection edited …

… tradition. Sources of the Priestly Blessing- the Holy Temple and the Early Synagogue The Priestly Blessing, … units. - In each line God's name appears as the second word. - In the second and third lines there are three common words (Adonay, …

… The second part of the article includes 250 Hassidic Dance …

… World War II. Afterward he began to serve as a cantor at Temple Beth-El in Rockaway Park, New York. With outbreak of … the cantorial profession. His first cantorial post was at Temple Beth El in Rockaway Park, Long Island New York, where … wife Beatrice (Cohen) Shanok, who died in 1965, and of second wife Dorothy (Rose) Shanok, who died in 2001. Shanok …

… Finally, those who pray ask God to guide them. The second piece appears independently in other Beta Israel … Jerusalem: peace for the city of the Forefathers, for the Temple, and for Zion the Holy. The four pieces sung together … The first prayer, relatively short, is antiphonal. The second one starts after a pause. It contains two sections, …

… the end of the first half of “ Yom Yom Odeh ”, around ten seconds of the song appear muted, my recording somewhat … seen, or my own fictional associations with the ten muted seconds on my phone—the different reactions to my recording … immobile and inaccessible to many, especially Israeli Jews; second, the famous record’s copy on my mobile phone, …

… Each entry includes a number of citations from primary and secondary sources that include or refer to the term in … Musical notation and recording references included).  “The second melody, a csardas, as well as the third one, were …