… well. This early compositional techniques is common to both Eastern Christians and branches of the Jewish tradition and …

… scores … 1987 … Music … Score … Art Music … Art … Western Europe … Europe … Chorus … West … Compositions … Symphony … Gustav …

… in a native model as «a la Turka» (Turkish or Middle Eastern influenced) and «a la Franka» (European influenced). This distinction is applied not only … … 98 … 98 … 1 … 37603 … Indiana University … … 1991 … Eastern Sephardi … Pamela J. Dorn … Change and Ideology: the …

… which were scattered amongst several libraries in Western Europe. Once the entire score was in his possession, …

… appended are from the Ashkenazic tradition of South- Eastern Europe, and it is not known whether they are prevalent in …

… for Hebrew and Yiddish songs. Published a collection of Eastern European Jewish folk melodies (1927). Two comprehensive …

… World War II, investigating these practices within a broad European cultural context. The synagogue is conceived not … was idiosyncratically developed by Hirsh Weintraub, an Eastern European cantor, and continued by Eduard Birnbaum in … will also challenge the binary construct of Western and Eastern Ashkenaz that has been criticized in other fields of …

… bride’s hand. The ritual originated with Jews from central Europe and it is first mentioned in the 16th century, though … was in use since the 14th century and probably migrated to eastern Europe in the 18th century at the latest. In Jewish musar …

… operas performed in Nazi-controlled areas of Central Europe. … 3 … 3 … 2 … Theatre under the Nazis … Theatre …

… … Yiddish Films … Yiddish songs … Joseph Seiden … Film … Eastern Europe … Yiddish Theater … Jacob Gordin … Supernatural … …