… of Jewish music were also significant because they took place during the same period as broadcasts by the famed … Geshuri was able to collect and transcribe might find their place in a future supplement volume of the Thesaurus (no …

… [however] he added that the orchestration was, in some places, a little loaded. But to remove something can always …

… the piyyut  genre (and of Jewish music in general), Avenary placed “She’eh ne’esar” at an historical point when, in his … to the general trend in East-Ashkenazi song to replace major and modal keys by sonorous [ sic ! in Hebrew: …

… are typically learned first with the te’amim and their names. The te’amim of the Tiberian system, which are given … in the text. [20] In Hebrew Bibles, most of the te’amim are placed above or below the accented syllable of the word—in … the transcription in Example 3 with names of the te’amim in place of the words. [23] (A reader may sing the melody with …

… Jewish Publication Society Press, 1933), 256. [6] In a few places there is a deviation from the Hebrew grammar in favor …