… conventions of romance scholarship) is obliterated by the musical structure, a feature noticeable particularly in the … by the additional singing of nonsense syllables to complete musical phrases. - Carcelero y piadoso, ansi el Dio te dé la … … Ladino … Ladino - Judeo-Espanol - Judizmo … Liturgical music … Spanish … Twentieth (20th) Century … Sephardi … …

… construction of foundational national buildings like the Jewish Agency headquarters, the Yeshurun Synagogue, and the … Homeland and Mother, " in 1930. This song was later set to music by David Zehavi, a member of Kibbutz Naan and the … (Mitya) Zeira , who would later set many of his poems to music. One of Orland's most notable songs from this period, …

… born in Kiev, Russia, in 1905. Although he was born to a musical family, his musical education consisted mostly of a … and through his sister's playing. He was also exposed to Jewish melodies, while accompanying his father to the … In his songs, Zeira transmits a vast narrative of the [Jewish] people in Israel: Lemoladeti , Havo Lebanim , 'Al …

… The interview was held at the initiative of the Israeli music connoisseur and collector Dudi Patimer. Speaking live … of the earliest commercial recordings of Israeli and other Jewish folksongs made for the international market after … sound and the packaging of Bikel’s album catered to this Jewish market and its imagination of the new Israel. The …

… in sections according to the different Turkish makam s (musical modes), titled Shirei Israel be-eretz ha-qedem … connected to the performance practices of the local Jewish-Portuguese community. To the contrary, Salomon’s … Benassayag de Bendayan. From of the album: “ Ballads, wedding songs, and piyyutim of the Sephardic Jews of Tetuan …

… He was the first badhan to have a rudimentary knowledge of music. By his personal qualities he raised the profession of … versions. Its theme was the joy of returning to plow the Jewish earth in the Holy Land. Zunser himself hoped to … online March, 1 2009. Nulman, Macy. Concise Encyclopedia of Jewish Music , New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1975.   ' …

… created a number of songs about poverty and how the Jewish community “dealt with economic problems on the … a live performance humorously equated this song with the Jewish equivalent of calling the police, saying, “This is … begins with the introductory “khapt im, nempt im” line. The music to this opening section is more dense than in the rest …