… Music … Maqam … Turkey … Jews … Musical culture … Sources … Ottoman … Edwin Seroussi … The Turkish Makam in the Musical Culture of the Ottoman Jews: Sources and Examples …

… Sarah “Shorty” Elias grew up in Ottoman Monastir, where she worked as a house maid from a young age. In 1911, she left the Ottoman Empire for New York in the United States. There, she … - Judeo-Espanol - Judezmo ,Judeo-Spanish … Monastir … Ottoman Empire … Sephardi music … Judeo-Spanish - Ladino … …

… performance of very long originally instrumental pieces. … Ottoman Hebrew Sacred Songs … Songs … Song … Piyyutim … Ottoman … Ottoman Empire … Song … Songs … Hymns … Piyyutim … Piyyut … …

… singer, ‘ud and piano player Moshe Cordova (b. Edirne, Ottoman Empire, 1881 – d. Tel Aviv, Israel, 22.12.1965) was … Turkish ma ka m . Cordova was born in Edirne, an important Ottoman Jewish musical hub since the late 17 th century. Our … quarters of Istanbul, as well as from various cities of the Ottoman Empire, gravitated to the Mafṭirim in order to …

… which the Jewish poets tried to fill with Hebrew words. … Ottoman Hebrew Sacred Songs … Songs … Song … Piyyutim … Ottoman … Ottoman Empire … Song … Songs … Piyyutim … Piyyut … Makam …

… song dates back perhaps to the seventeenth century, as the Ottoman Hebrew poet Avtalyion composed a Hanukkah piyyut … tanbur, the most important musical instrument of classical Ottoman music, a selection that is somewhat more in tune with the musical space inhabited by the Ottoman Sephardim. The girls from the first stanza of the …

… song for Havdalah (outset of the Sabbath) throughout the Ottoman Empire. It appeared in manuscripts starting at the … Rabbi Abraham Toledo, who was an important Sephardic Ottoman poet active in the late seventeenth and early … four stanzas and is quite similar to Algazi’s. Sephardic Ottoman Jews use this melody also for Lekha eli teshuqati by …

… (outset of the Sabbath) was very popular throughout the Ottoman Empire, appearing in song collections from the early … author, Rabbi Abraham Toledo, who was an important Sephardi Ottoman poet active in the late seventeenth and early … too, although Haim's version is slightly faster. Sephardi Ottoman Jews use this melody also for Lekha eli teshuqati by …

… to Arab, Persian—and later, when they came under Ottoman rule—Turkish cultures, a process that continued … conflicts that followed the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the end of European colonial rule in …

… Games and Pass Times in Palestine Between the End of the Ottoman Empire and the British Mandate …