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The text was published in Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: p. 25-26), with instructions that Idelsohn omitted in Sefer Ha-Shirim. The instructions… read more

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The text of this song was published in Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: p. 24), with instructions that Idelsohn omitted in Sefer… read more

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The text was published in Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: pp. 27-29), with instructions that Idelsohn omitted in Sefer Ha-Shirim. Each soloist… read more

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Idelsohn does not mention the source of “Shir ha-mayim” in Sefer Ha-Shirim. By the time his book was published, however,… read more

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This is another melody to the text of song no. 38. Here, Idelsohn included four of the five original verses.… read more

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The text of this song was published in Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: p. 3) in a section titled: “From Children’s Life”.… read more

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This cumulative song is traditionally sung on Passover eve. It is written in Aramaic, and in many Jewish communities it… read more

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The text of this song was published in Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: p. 35), and the melody was published in Ta’ame… read more

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According to Idelsohn, this song was published in Ben-Ami’s anthology of songs but, in fact, it is not included in… read more

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According to Idelsohn, this song was published in Ha-Zamir but, in fact, it is not included in that work. “Arba’… read more

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This text was published in the second volume of Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: p. 12). “Yesh ba-ye’arim” praises the beauty of… read more

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The text of this song was published in Ha-Zamir (Odessa, 1903: p. 37). Another melody was published in T’ame Zimra… read more

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