Jewish music
Cantorial vocal tradition
Jewish music encompasses the diverse musical traditions of Jewish communities worldwide, from ancient liturgical chanting to klezmer dance music to Israeli pop.
Cantorial singing, with its ornate melodic lines, shapes synagogue worship.
Klezmer—the instrumental folk tradition of Eastern European Jews—features clarinet, violin, and accordion in music that swings between celebration and lament.
The wedding band played traditional Jewish music late into the night.
- klezmerTraditional Ashkenazi folk music
- Fiddler on the RoofBroadway show about tradition
- LadinoSephardic heritage language
- ShabbatJewish day of rest
- HavdalahCeremony ending sacred rest
shofar · Yiddish · psalm · Hebrew language · diaspora · chant · lament · folk song · Ashkenazi · prayer · accordion · violin · Hebrew · wedding · bar mitzvah · Hanukkah · clarinet · Torah
- JudaismShabbat, kosher, Passover, Torah, Hanukkah
- Jewish cultureTorah, synagogue, synagogues, rabbi, rabbis
- Jewish heritageTorah scrolls, synagogues, Ashkenazi, rabbis, Sephardic
- Jewish Lifesynagogues, rabbis, Torah scrolls, Torah study, Shabbat
- Jewish studiesTorah study, yeshiva, rabbinical school, midrash, kabbalah
- Jewish HistoryHolocaust, Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon
Jewish musicChristian music
Religious songs about faith
Gregorian chant · Buddhist chanting · church music · gospel music · Christian hymns
Jewish musicsecular music
Non-sacred musical works
pop music · club music · dance music · instrumental music · art music