… melodies. Although the responsorial form declined in Eastern Europe, largely due to the dominating musical role of the ḥ …

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… dedicated to propagating contemporary music throughout Europe. Reiner concertized regularly and was a sought after …

… One of the most famous Ladino songs in Western European style (probably French) made known by Haim Effendi. …

… we dedicate the Song of the Month to a very popular Eastern European Ashkenazi melody that, in the early 1920s, was set … Israeli children. As a most widely recognized melody in the Eastern European Jewish world, the melody of “ H ag Purim” …

… … 2006 … Cantors - Hazzanim … Eastern Europe … Cantorials … Europe … East … Cantorate … Kol Nidre … … Hershman, Mordechai … Koussevitsky, Moshe (cantor) … Eastern Ashkenazi … Great Cantors of the Golden Age, Great …

… … 35578 … 634-645 … … Ashkenazi people … 18 … 1932 … Eastern Europe … Folk music … Folk songs … Ashkenaz … Europe … … structure … Melodic similarity … Comparative research … Eastern Ashkenazi … Abraham Zvi Idelsohn … Musical …

… moved to New York, but returned after only a short while to Europe where he produced his plays in London, Paris, and … of sources including synagogue melodies, Jewish folksongs, Eastern European folk and popular music, and Italian and French …

… music history among intellectuals of Central and Western Europe in the 19th century. Wolf Jellinek, a preacher at the … were scattered in several libraries throughout Western Europe. Once the entire score was in his possession, … renewed popularity in synagogues throughout Western Europe and in the United States.    Additional Resources at …