… Obadiah Harat, son of the landlord Yehuda Harat. During the early stages of their marriage, they lived in the Beit Israel neighborhood in Jerusalem. After a few years, the … modern Hebrew repertoire that developed in Israel since the early twentieth century. Her daughter Aviva compiled a book …

… system, interactions of music, arts and literature in the early twentieth century, and computerized recognition of … on Jewish music includes articles on Jewish composers in early twentieth-century Europe, such as Schoenberg, … continuously since 2014 by three separate grants from the Israel Science Foundation. Together with the Carmel Quartet, …

… The early research by B. Szabolcsi and Eric Werner assumed that … … Cantorial music … Eastern Communities … Andre Hajdu … Israel Adler … Hanoch Avenary … Bathja [Batya] Bayer … A la …

… period of 1882-1946, sung in Canaan - Palestine - Land of Israel. Sung in Hebrew, Yiddish and Arabic by various … Music .     … 57 … 57 … 1 … 7 … 38958 … 1 CD … Jerusalem … Israel (various locations) … Jewish Music Research Centre, … … AMTI CD 9804 … Anthology of Music Traditions in Israel … Early Songs of the Land of Israel (1881-1946) … Halutzim - …

… Betty Olivero is a contemporary Israeli composer, who has lived during most of her career in … Emet Prize  for Art, Science and Culture (2015), an  Israeli  prize awarded annually for excellence in academic … form, yet is inspired by ancient Jewish and other early musical traditions. Folk material appears in rich, …

… not derive from Smetana nor from a Sephardic prayer. And an early Zionist pioneer did not compose it spontaneously. Nor did it become the national anthem of the State of Israel until very recently. The truth is that Hatikvah (“The Hope”) is a perfect example of the early Zionist movement’s creative drive and haphazard, …

… recording of the “Prayer for the Well-being of the State of Israel” heard on “Kol Israel” (Israel Radio) on Independence Day of 1950 at the … many state events of religious nature took place in the early years of the State of Israel. Present on that occasion …

… Wolpe, then with  Hanoch Jacoby . His pieces from that early period were, however, romantic. He began gaining … style – modal chromaticism –  as in his lively six  Israeli Dances  (1950), and after the “musical shock” (his …  (voice and piano or chamber orchestra, 1984). … Israeli composer, pianist and teacher … 11807 … Haim (Heinz) …

… each other. In 1921, at age seven, Orland immigrated to Israel with his family, settling in Kfar Giladi. Between … Zerubavel Gilad, where Orland would continue to publish his early works. That same year, he enrolled at the Hebrew … Alterman, and Penn literary circles and grew close to Israel Zmora, editor of the journal Mahbarot Lesifrut …