Object number: CEH073.1

Object number: CEH073.1
Description: 6 Synagogale Gezangen (6 Synagogue chants)

Composer: Olman

Written in: about 1920

In the table below the number in the first column refers to the number in the manuscript. The second column shows the page number in the prayer book where it can be found. The third column shows the prayer name. The fourth column provides a hyperlink to the recording if there is one. In the last column I bring the name of the composer of the part, if applicable.

The second column shows the page number in the Green tefillot, reprint 1993 prayer book where it can be found.

Recordings, if available, were made by NN, EA Santo Servicio post war coir (SaSo, revived in 2003) & JBS

Number	Tefillot pg nr	content	recording	comment
1	157	Repetitive melody הללו till ברוך הבא	NN
1A	158	ברוך הבא	SaSo
2	36	מזמור לתודה (psalm 100)
3	70	פרשה – גדלו, רוממו	SaSo
4	112	פרשה – מזמור לודד	NN
5	121	ליל חג – יגדל festive	NN	1st night Yom Tov

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Object numbers CEH086, CEH087 & CE088

Object number: CEH086.1, CEH087.1 & CEH088.1
Description: These three have the following text: “Geschenk van de Port. Israel. Gemeente te Curacão”, which means “Gift from the Portuguese Israelite Community in Curaçao.
Creator: Capriles
Written in: 1912

Tefillot page number refers to the Green tefillot, reprint 1993

Number	Tefillot pg nr	content	comment
CEH086.1	158	ברוך הבא (end of psalm 118)	Choir
CEH086.1	40	Psalm 150	Choir
CEH087.1	40	Psalm 150	Organ , (probably) music for CEH086.1
CEH088.1	85	Psalm 67 staring verse 2	Choir
CEH088.1	158	ברוך הבא (end of psalm 118)	Organ, (probably) for CEH086.1

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Object number CEH089

Object number: CEH089.1,
Description: Kadish - barechu and Kedushah festive
Composer: La Fuente
Written in: 1876

Page number 5 is when seen from the back and not relevant.

Page number refers to the scan number. Tefillot page number refers to the Green tefillot, reprint 1993

Page number	Tefillot pg nr	content	recording	comment
1	115 (4 & 86)	קדיש - ברכו
3	133	קדושה - festive	NN	This is an example of the oral tradition developing from formal notation (confirmed by Mrs. D. de Liever, musicologist)

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