October 14, 2024 ~ SUKKOT. SIGAH/AJAM/BAYAT
Notes about manuscripts above: (*) Yehuda Attia Pizmonim Manuscript- 1858- Contributed by Alberto Attia, San Diego. Original manuscript can be found in the Ben Zvi Institute in Jerusalem. This manuscript contains over 700 pages. (*) Eliahou Hamaoui Pizmonim Manuscript- 1880- Contributed by R Aaron S Hamaoui, Boston. According to R Aaron S Hamaoui, his grandfather, H Eliahou Hamaoui, used to be an assistant to H Raphael Tabbush, and used to walk him from place to place because he was blind. When H Tabbush had a good idea for a pizmon, he would dictate the Hebrew lyrics to H Eliahou in this manuscript. This manuscript contains approximately 175 pizmonim; mostly by H Raphael Tabbush. Original manuscript is owned by R Aaron S Hamaoui. (*) "Sassoon Manuscript 647"- Courtesy of David Matouk Betesh, Alberto Attia, and the David S Sassoon family. The original of this manuscript copy is located in the National Library of Jerusalem. It is the property of the Sassoon family and was originally part of the David S Sassoon library. This manuscript is an index of pizmonim and a guide to hazzanut. Author unknown. Date is roughly 1850. Location: Aleppo. (*) "Sassoon Manuscript 738"- Courtesy of David Matouk Betesh, Alberto Attia, and the David S Sassoon family. The original of this manuscript is located in the National Library of Jerusalem. It is the property of the Sassoon family and was originally part of the David S Sassoon library. This manuscript is a handwritten pizmonim book by Eliyahou Haim Y'Abess. Date: 1845. Location: Aleppo. (*) Abraham Antebi- "Sefer Hokhmah U'Musar", Aleppo, 1840. Contributed by Hebrewbooks.org (*) Israel Najara, "Zemirot Israel", 1587- Contributed by Hebrewbooks.org- This is one of the first pizmonim books. (*) Ezra Attia Pizmonim Manuscript- "Sassoon Manuscript 609"- 1845- Contributed by Alberto Attia, San Diego- From Alberto Attia: "Here
is a short synopsis of the life of my Great-Great Grandfather Hakham Ezra
Attia. We don't know the exact date in which he was born, but he passed
away in 1875. He was the son of R’ Yeshayah Attia (Bekhor Yishaya) born in
1773. Being the first born, Hakham Ezra should have been born around 1798.
His second son Hakham Yehudah Aslan of whom we have one of his Pizmonim
manuscript books posted in the website was born in 1829. Since his son's
book is dated 1858, Hakham Ezra's manuscript should be dated somewhere
between 1835 and 1840. (*) Moshe Ashear Pizmonim Manuscript- 1926- Contributed by Joseph E Mosseri, New York. (*) Original Pizmonim Leaflet Collection, 1925-1965- Contributed by Gabriel A Shrem, Isaac J Cabasso, and Joseph Mosseri. These leaflets were originally distributed at the happy occasions of those mentioned on the page. Most pages have the dates written on them. (*) Gabriel A Shrem YU Lesson Plans- Contributed by Gabriel A Shrem. (*) David Sassoon Library Catalog, Part One- Contributed by Hebrewbooks.org (*) David Sassoon Library Catalog, Part Two- Contributed by Hebrewbooks.org (*) Moshe Ashear Hazzanut Booklet, 1938- Contributed by Gabriel A Shrem. (*) Moshe Ashear Hazzanut Booklet, 1939- Contributed by Gabriel A Shrem. (*) Moshe Ashear Hazzanut Booklet, 1940 (handwritten by Gabriel A Shrem)- Contributed by Gabriel A Shrem. (*) Haim Shaul Aboud, "Shirei Zimrah", 1936- Contributed by Gabriel A Shrem. (*) Aleppo Codex, PDF- Contributed by Alberto Attia, San Diego. (*) Aleppo Codex, PDF- Contributed by Alberto Attia, San Diego. (*) Mahzor Aram Soba, Part Two, 1527- Contributed by Hebrewbooks.org (*) Mahzor Aram Soba, Part One, 1560- Contributed by R Michael Haber, New York. (*) Mahzor Aram Soba, Part Two, 1560- Contributed by R Michael Haber, New York. (*) Torah with Syrian Aliyot Stops- Contributed by Sephardic Heritage Foundation (*) "Derech Eress"- Contributed by hebrewbooks.org (*) Haggadah of Passover from Aleppo, 1897- Contributed by Simon Tabbush, Manchester, UK |