… with the addition of a minor third at the end of each verse. The tawshiḥ has a short melody of its own, which …

… musical concerns. These texts are an assortment of very diverse sources and registers: biblical and oral law passages, … of the New Moon according to the Sephardi liturgical usage. Verse 19 of this psalm, “He made the moon to mark the … musical phrase consisting two halves is repeated with each verse, its length depending on the number of syllables of …

… Marriages and Funerals, and two choral settings of Psalms verses. … 10 … 34575 … Berlin … Juwal … … 1924 … Nusach - …

… stanzas, the last of which is atypical: it has an extra verse, and a different rhyme scheme, since it rhymes with …

… ) of the Sabbath Day over the wine, a selection of Biblical verses, is sung prior to the main meal during the Sabbath … The melody changes to a different, declarative style on the verses veshamru bnei Yisrael et ha- shabbat ("The children …

… to the Spanish- Portuguese usage, this section of four verses includes a special rendition of some of the masoretic … Tabernacle, are also read with the same cantillation. The verses that describe the death of Moses before the …

… Sephardi sources. It consists of two stanzas of four short verses and a refrain of six verses repeated after each stanzas. It is apparently related …

… different songs pasted together (strophes 1-2, decasyllabic verses and strophes 3-4, octasyllabic verses). The unique instrumental rhythmic refrain is …

… from time to time. The soloist opens, and from the second verse on the ensemble replies with a repetitive response. …

… of four musical units (a-a-b-a) corresponding to the four verses of each of the eight strophes. … 57 … 1 … 7 … 44806 … …