… music, especially Egyptian music that has become increasingly dominant in Jerusalem synagogues. However, despite … Levi, Ezra Barnea and Yehiel Nahari, as well as the popular singer (of Kurdish pedigree) Itzik Kala and Hanoch Albalak, …

… of Orientalism. Curiously, the musical notation for the singer in the first measure (and for the following measures … or klezmer musicians that does not include a heartfelt sing-a-long of Shnirele Perele. Indeed, it is the existence … of origin? Was this the melody for Shnirele Perele all along and Gelbart was just the first person to notate and …

… of the fifteenth century. The name 'Tedeschi' (Tedescho in singular), which means 'Ashkenazi' or 'German,' was coined … became Otolongi, Marburger or Marburg, became Morfogo, Singer became Sagra, Lausitz became Luzzati or Luzzato, and … they had to spread across the territory of northern Italy, along the Po River. [3] For example, Reuben is turned into …

… the Mantuan Court, letters from two successive dukes releasing Salamone de Rossi from the obligation to wear a yellow … entered the service of Duke Vincenzo I in 1587, first as a singer and as a violist and then as the leader of an … the material and released 30 of the 33 original pieces along with a selection of Rossi’s madrigals under the title …

Ten zemirot ‘ami is the second disc in the new “Contemporary Jewish Music” series of the…

… and emperors—which over many centuries had brought increasing marginalization, forced conversions, dwindling numbers … of music in daily life in Ethiopia and in Israel, focusing on “change and continuity” largely through performance … means of identifying with “blackness” as primary identity (alongside a delinquent lifestyle) over marginalized …

This entry is part of the Lexicon of Klezmer Terminology (LKT). The LKT…

… several important Medieval Arabic music treatises. In 1930, along with fellow teachers and colleagues Johannes Wolf, …

… Jewery … Jewish communities … Languages … Women … Women singing … Women's songs … Israel … Cochin … Barbara C. …

… from 1566 to 1593, Daniel’s son Abramino dall’Arpa, praised along with his forebear Abramo, by a contemporary poet, for …