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Anu O Sifre ha-Kodesh shebe-Yadenu?: ha-Gilui ha-Tarbuti Shel Yahadut Teman

Rebbe Dovidl Twersky of Talne (1808–1882) with his musical clock (Wiki)

Tish-nigunim Ascribed to Yosl Tolner and the Aesthetics of the Genre

… the most famous of them today is the Hebrew Purim song “Chag Purim,” (“The Purim Holiday”), which appears to be an … documentation of the attachment of the Hebrew words “Chag Purim” to this nign is from 1923 (Kipnis 1923, 83). Two … historit,” In Rabi Levi-Yitskhak me-Berditshev: historia, hagut, sifrut venigun , edited by Zvi Mark and Roee Horen, …

5. Mi-Pi El (De Boca del Dio)

… Abraham. 1964. Toldot ḥag Simḥat-Torah: hishtalshelut minhagaṿ betfutzot Yisrael ledoroteihem . Jerusalem: Mossad …

1. Oh Lovely Parrot!

… dancing by women in another community, referring to Kadavumbhagam-Kochi at the other end of Jew Street. Four years later … performance in Moshav Taoz by a group of women from Kadavumbhagam-Kochi, the only Jewish community whose women performed … in Chendamangalam, where the ancestors of some Kadavumbhagam-Kochi families lived until the late nineteenth century …

A cantor’s pledge in the High Holyday’s Provençal liturgy (Minhag Carpentras)

… to that of the reshut . This order of prayers, called Minhag Carpentras or Rit Comtadin was used by the Jews of the … Carpentras, Cavaillon, and l’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue). Minhag Carpentras can be considered as a “minor” liturgical … as “medieval French chants”). Musically speaking, Minhag Carpentras, as Chants hebraïques reveals, indeed shows a …