Also exists in English and Hebrew. Music of Yemenite Jews in Jerusalem. Includes an introductory essay on their customs and language with analysis of their music (chant, scales and rhythm).
Also exists in German and Hebrew. Music of Yemenite Jews in Jerusalem. Includes an introductory essay on their customs and language with analysis of their music (chant, scales and rhythm).
10 volumes; Also in English (vols. 1-2, 6-10) and Hebrew (vols. 1-5). Each volume contains scores of various kinds of music (liturgical and paraliturgical, as well as comparisons to music of other communities or to non-Jewish music), preceded by an introductory section about the Jews, their culture and languages, and their music (including theoretical analysis).
Vols. 1-2, 6-10; Also in German (1-10) and Hebrew (vols. 1-5). Each volume contains scores of various kinds of music (liturgical and paraliturgical, as well as comparisons to music of other communities or to non-Jewish music), preceded by an introductory section about the Jews, their culture and languages, and their music (including theoretical analysis).
On Lubavitcher hasidim.
The book was originally published in 1987 as Contributions in Women's Studies No. 79 by Greenwood Press Inc. Westport, CT.
Many Sephardic people--Judeo-Spanish-speaking people from Morocco and others from Greece and Turkey--emigrated to Montreal from the 1950s to the 1980s. Their music includes Judeo-Spanish and lyric songs derived from Turkish gazel and Greek rebetiko music, popular songs influenced by French, Italian, and Latin American music, Zionist songs, North African traditions, and Israeli folk music
Ph.D. dissertation. An examination of traditional Judeo-Spanish song in the Sephardic communities of Montreal and Toronto. A corpus of some 300 songs recorded in a field study is described in terms of context, function, themes, distribution by age and gender, and transmission. Transcribed examples represent all types of song in the repertoire, including frequently neglected light and topical material.
