Uncovered: the earliest known version of the Hebrew song
In honor of the forthcoming movie, a look back at the beloved ’90s TV show and its most Jewish moments
Aly Raisman may have revived a tune
When the Weavers recorded the popular Israeli folk song ‘Tzena Tzena’ in 1950, they did more than legitimize a strain of musical culture; they introduced Israel to a generation of young Americans
‘Anander Mol, Anander Veig,’ day by day
Another Time, Another Way: Tablet Magazine’s Hanukkah album, remixed versions of holiday and Jewish classics
A new CD claims to shine a light on a secret chapter in black-Jewish music history, but the secret is long out
And tonight, the ‘Schindler’s List’ theme. Kidding?
