Jewish Culture

Jewish melody has been constantly changing to new conditions and maintain its identity in numerous broadly diverse ethnic, social and religious environments. The music of Judaism is one of the significant segments in the perception of the sensitivity of the sacred and common customs of Europe and the Near East. The Jewish music has numerous classifications religious music, and society music utilized as a part of the synagogue and in the Jewish home. Today Jewish music incorporates a wide variety of musical traditions and Jewish melodies are in various of languages. On this paper, I will focus some of the songs of Jewish culture. And some of those kinds of music are Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Israeli, Synagogue, Suppressed, and western classical
In 1970 was the first time using the expression "Klezmer Music" to depict the traditional instrumental music of the Yiddish-speaking population of eastern Europe. The Klezmer recites a tune a background of the traditional cantorial for Kol Nidre. the Day of Atonement. Traditionally, the Kol Nidre prayer is repeated several times depending on the congregation, and sect. Secondly, Sephardic music is referred to a group of Jews who lived in the Iberian Peninsula for many years, in 1492 they were driven out along with the Muslims. the Sephardic Jews took their musical traditions with them were immigrants and absorbed some of the North Africa traditions.

Another Jewish song is Israeli music, which unique fabric that reflects the rich community and culture in Israel. Israeli song is unique because it has diversely traditions, the of Jewish traditions, Arab song, with western style. In addition, the Synagogue music is a religious song. The goal of the synagogue song is to maintain and ensure the heritage of synagogue music traditions in all sides, in concert, synagogues and communities, to engage with religious music outside of the Jewish society. Also, to understanding of the song of the synagogue to the many