… Issac in various ways. Ashkenazi Jews did not employ Western notation until the late eighteenth century and … of Jews within the Ashkenazi realm became proficient in Western music notation, enabling them to record Jewish … chronological order. [31]  All transcriptions belong to the Western Ashkenazi rite. In parallel, our search for …

… in music: While a significant portion of Polish and western Galician nigunim tended to an openness to the western European musical fashions and accumulated chordal … abandoned their old nigunim. However, their openness to Western fashions and continual musical innovation became a …

… Catholic Church Anterior of the Division of the East and West, vols. 18–20, London: John Henry Parker and J. … Modes.” In The Oxford Handbook of Sound and Image in Western Art . ed.Yael Kaduri, 36–60. New York: Oxford … 1939, MGM, USA).   … Sounds of Job in the American Midwest: A Serious “Jewish” Man vs. a “Christian” Tree of Life …

… Raz-Krakotzkin, Amnon. 2005. "The Zionist return to the West and the Mizrahi Jewish perspective." In Orientalism and … Raz-Krakotzkin, Amnon. 2020. "The Zionist Return to the West and the Mizrahi Jewish Perspective." In Orientalism and … influenced by Sephardic and Mizrahi Jewish traditions, Western norms, and Zionist cultural hegemony. The findings …

… in the areas that comprise today Lithuania, Belarus, Western Russia, Ukraine and Poland and is now widely … ). The te’amim are organized by level, from highest to lowest disjunctives, with three conjunctives at the bottom. … grounding in tradition in his own family of immigrants from Western Ukraine, close contact with leading cantors in the …