… … Ann Arbor … … Hassidim … Niggunim … 1976 … Folk music … Hasidim … America … Niggun … Lubavitch … USA … …

… social forces negotiating the nature and meaning of popular music in Israel. Includes a discussion on: the different musical genres in the field and their social context; the … and preserving the hierarchy; the social forces and musical genres in conflict with the existing situation, and …

… Echo is a documentary film about the Israeli hardcore punk music scene. The film is comprised of interviews with … the film explores the connections between the bands, their music, and the cultural-political context of being a young Jewish musician during the second intifada. During the course of …

… Hosha'na Rabbah in Casale Monferrato, 1733: Musical ceremony for 3 voices, strings, oboes, trumpets and … by the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) from a concert which took place in the June 6, 1995, with the … tenor; Andrea Martin, baritone; Avner Itai, conductor. Musical arrangements, with realization of the basso …

… in NLI website    Under the terms of use of The Jewish Music Research Centre and The National Library of … … Mysticism … Texts … Zohar … Amnon Shiloah … Ruth Tenne … Music Subjects in the Zohar: Texts and Indices …

… Yoel Greenberg is Emanuel Alexandre Chair of musicology and head of the Jewish Music Research Centre in the Hebrew University, Jerusalem … and abroad, presenting the critically acclaimed narrated concert series “Strings and More”.  Greenberg holds degrees …

… grandfather was a member. The board of trustees, and other music professionals in attendance, were taken aback by the … While working in Vilna, Sirota staged several large-scale concerts with the help of colleague Leo Low. Sirota and his choir starred in the grand concert of Jewish music of 1902, performed at the reception …

… composition for two voices; 10 Recitatives for radio and concert performance; 36 Hassidic melodies … 101 … 101 … 10 … 36431 … 300 … New York … Metro Music Co. … … Hazzan, Hazan, Chazzan, Hazzanut, Hazzanim, … Nora'im … Nusach - Nusah - Nusakh … Synagogue … Synagogue music … Congregational singing … America … Ashkenaz … …

… yeshiva Mishkan Israel. Later he enrolled in The School of Music and Drama. As a writer, Sherman made his debut writing … In 1936 he returned to New York, where he performed in concerts and on the radio as an 'Israeli' singer, with a … in America (50 years of Jewish song in America), etc. As a concert singer, cantor, and lecturer, Yardeni toured several …

… Musicologists today agree that the traditional music of the Yemenite Jews has unique stylistic … characteristics. These characteristics are found in the musical existence of certain specific musical elements …