… of survival was evident for most of the other identifiable biblical instruments such as t ô f (frame drum), mesiltayim … of ne b el =harp.  These sources were much later than the Biblical or even the Second Temple period (Hieronymus at the … of the text and the state of research permit.   … 9434 … Biblical … Music … Harp … Ancient Israel … Ancient music … …

… … Jewish History … Music history … Ethnomusicology … Biblical … Contemporary Israeli Music … Research … Peter Emanuel Gradenwitz … Music of Israel: From the Biblical Era to Modern Times …

… 34438 … Mainz … Schott, cop. … … Schönberg … 1957 … Opera … Biblical … Biblical themes … Arnold Schoenberg … Moses und Aron …

… intoned reading of Torah, Haftarah, and other Biblical texts in liturgical contexts—has attracted the … melodies or “modes” in the Eastern Ashkenazi tradition of Biblical cantillation; I will characterize each mode with a … to the different modes used for the reading of specific Biblical texts in liturgical contexts, as in “Haftarah …

… Music Publication … … 1957 … Bible … Opera … Influence … Biblical … Biblical Influence … Biblical themes … Bible stories … Karel Salmon … David ve-Goliath , …

… music … Bible … Archeology … Old Testament … Ancient … Biblical … Peet J. van Dyk … Music in Old Testament times …

… … 11807 … Composer … Israeli … Orchestra … Jewish … Biblical … Themes … Erich Walter Sternberg … רונית סתר …

… The myth of the biblical figure Jubal as the inventor of music was prevalent … as the early discoverers of music. The contest between biblical and Greek figures as to who invented music was … of Petrus Comestor (fl. ca. 1160), which develops three themes: Jubal invents music for the delight of the …

… contexts: (a) the various synagogal services, of which the biblical recitation is a central liturgical part; (b) the traditional study-sessions of biblical sections; and (c) the  heder , where the recitation of biblical texts is the basic educational instrument. …

… German Expressionism and French Impressionism to Jewish themes and Biblical cantillation. Sources: Encyclopedia Judaica , Grove …