… project on our website.  … Musicologist, ethnomusicologist, linguist, & researcher … Musicologist … Ethnomusicologist … …

… preceded with a ritenuto indication further emphasize the linguistic gesture of asking a question in a textless …

… Matchiche . Evidently, it was popular in Sarajevo where the linguist Julius Subak recorded it as early as 1908 (see …

… of the Judeo-Spanish folksong: literary, musical, linguistic and performance. … Ladino, Ladino - …

… to include Russian and French folk songs, showcasing her linguistic versatility and broadening her audience base. …

… a methodological framework and tools for the use of linguists, historians, musicologists, anthropologists, …

… neighbouring countries, including a strong tendency towards linguistic as well as musical dialect formation. It is only … this long historical process, by the multinational and multilinguistic character of their host country. On the other …

… Seder meal whose most widespread version already includes a linguistic ambivalence, as it mixes Hebrew with Aramaic.  … in our earlier entry on this song, I suggest considering linguistic ambivalence as a venue for the clarification of … because it pairs the song with its counterpart “Had gadya” linguistically.  Moreover, the mixture of Aramaic and Arabic …

… Yiddish songs notwithstanding the seemingly insurmountable linguistic challenges. Mark Kligman, HUC, New York New …

… social compartmentalization is based on geographical and linguistic criteria. It separates between Judeo-Spanish, … Arabic, Persian and other “minor” languages. Within these linguistic groupings, she distinguished between North … such as burial societies. Obviously, such sharp geo-linguistic distinctions obliterate more discrete …