MA'OZ TSUR II. Mucti has been written about the origins of this . melody. Musicologists agree that it is an adopted non. Jewish fune. It is one of the best ...
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melody has already assumed the status of a folk song. It is often used as a processional for the Jewish wedding ceremony and is also a well known folk dance.
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"Maiden, can you tell me what grows without rain, what yearns without tears, what burns forever?" "Silly lad, a stone can grow without rain, a heart can yearn ...
OSE SHALOM. Israel has been through a series of wars since its establishment as a state. From 1948 on. many of the country's popular songs have dealt with ...
