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Customs and tunes, In Christian hymnals & Authorship

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Authorship

Customs and tunes

In Christian hymnals

Sources

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Yigdal

Nodes86
Edges85
Triples127
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023256
Components1

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Yigdal

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related to Ashkenazic tunes · 31
Yigdal → Abraham Praise, Adon Olam, Bavaria, Bohemia, Eastern Ashkenazic, English, Friday, Germany, Great Synagogue, In, In German, In London, It, London, Methodist Thomas Olivers, Michael Leoni, Myer Lyon, Next, Poland, Polish
related to In Christian hymnals · 26
Yigdal → Abraham Praise, All Christian, As, Christian, Christianized, Christians, Denominations, Great Synagogue, Hazzan Myer Lyon, In, John Wesley's Hymnbook, Landsberg-Mann, Leoni, Living God, London, Mann, Newton, Olivers, Praise To, Rabbi Max Landsberg
related to Sources · 21
Yigdal → Adler, Ba'al Tefillah, Baer, Cohen, Cyrus, Davis, Francis, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Funk, In Singer, Isidore, Its, London, New York, Nos, Praise, Prayer, The Jewish Encyclopedia, The Voice, This
related to Opposition to its addition to the liturgy · 15
Yigdal → Adon Olam, Baqashot, Christian, For, Friday, However, Isaac Luria, Isaiah Horowitz, Kiddush, Luria, Most Hasidic Jews, Rabbi Joseph, Soloveitchik, Syrian Jews, Talmudic
related to Sephardic tunes · 15
Yigdal → Adon Olam, Dutch-and English-speaking, Ein Keloheinu, Et Sha'are Raẓon, In, Its, On, On Friday, Rosh Hashana, Sephardic, Shabbat Yigdal, Spanish, Three Pilgrimage Festivals, Thus, Yah Shimkha
related to Authorship · 12
Yigdal → Articles, Daniel, Hartwig Hirschfeld, Immanuel, Judah, Leopold Zunz, Poem Based, Rav Baruch, Roman, Some, There, Yechiel
related to External links · 7
Yigdal → Hebrew, Kehillat Beth Israel CongregationVideo, London, Metropolitan Tabernacle, Text, The Zemirot DatabaseVideo, YouTube

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hymn melody london hazzan evening 13 christian hebrew adon olam service translation jews line tunes tradition festivals old morning based

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesIn0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesEastern Ashkenazic0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesShacharit0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesShabbat0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesAdon Olam0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesIn London0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesThe0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesFriday0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesIt0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesGermany0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesPoland0.60section
Yigdalrelated to Ashkenazic tunesBohemia0.60section

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