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, and asking one's self 'how could Jewish > music ever be cool'? Before I got into it, I used to think of Jewish music > as being Hava Nagilah, Maoz Tzur, and Hatikvah. Without some personal > research, I never would have heard of Naftule Brandwein or Salim Halali > (orginally, not an explicitly Jewish ...
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>practice, after all, is ubiquitous in folk and popular music >generally--sometimes goes in the opposite direction: Richard Farina used >this same "Tzur Michelo" melody--if we want to call it that--for "The >Swallow Song" [unattributed, of course!].) ... I had heard that Farina had done a Sephardic ...
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-the practice, after all, is ubiquitous in folk and popular music generally--sometimes goes in the opposite direction: Richard Farina used this same "Tzur Michelo" melody--if we want to call it that--for "The Swallow Song" [unattributed, of course!].) ... There is considerable literature on this practice ...
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(The Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for Tzur Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance (which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but rather a lyric ...
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(The >Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino >version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for Tzur >Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance >(which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but rather a >lyric ...
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(The > >Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino > >version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for Tzur > >Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance > >(which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but rather ...
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>> >Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino >> >version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for Tzur >> >Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance >> >(which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but rather ...
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>> >Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino >> >version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for Tzur >> >Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance >> >(which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but rather ...
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>> >Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino > >> >version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for Tzur > >> >Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance > >> >(which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but ...
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>> >Nightingales.) I know of 120 examples, and this is just of the Ladino > >> >version. I don't begin to attempt a count of its use as a melody for >Tzur > >> >Mishelo. BTW, I believe "La Rosa Enflorece" is not actually a romance > >> >(which is a ballad which always comes in a particular format) but ...