… appeared in his books with signs indicating the foreign sources to the melodies at the opening of each piyyut . … at other happy occasions. These piyyutim are from different sources and periods. A significant portion consists of the … Turkish Makam in The Musical Culture of the Ottoman Jews, Sources and Examples.” Israel Studies in Musicology 5, 1990: …

… inception one of partnership, of sharing knowledge and resources, and challenging the power relationships that once …

Moshe Wilensky was born in 1910 in Warsaw, Poland. During World War I, his family…

… dances and for solo dances as well. According to some sources, including Hassidic ones,  Freylekhs  Niggunim were …

… playing.   [1]     Guy Lodgson and Jeff Place, 31.    Sources : Greenblatt, Aliza. Ikh Zing . New York: Shulsinger …

The Piyyut 'Anim Zemirot,' also known as 'Shir HaKavod' (Song of Glory), appears in the…

The Piyyut 'Anim Zemirot,' also known as 'Shir HaKavod' (Song of Glory), usually appears…

… includes a number of citations from primary and secondary sources that include or refers to the term in question. It …

… 1955. For Shlisky's records in the National Library site. Sources: Geoffrey Shisler, Joseph Shlisky, Chazzanut …

… Sephardi singers. Haim also absorbed new songs from diverse sources and “Sephardized” them, i.e. rendered them in his …