… Nulman, Macy.  Concise Encyclopedia of Jewish Music , New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1975.   במחרשתי-  מילים: אליקום …

… by Platon G. Brounoff  (Elizavetgrad, Russia 1869 – New York, 1924). Bialik's poem was first published in 1901. … Mlotek, Eleanor Gordon. Pearls of Yiddish Song .‎ New York: Education Department of the Workmen’s Circle, …

… prevalent in Italian art music as the base for these new settings. Rabbi da Modena issued a responsum in 1605 on … Rossi’s Ha-Shirim Asher li-Shelomo experienced renewed popularity in synagogues throughout Western Europe and …

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… Germany and northern France. However, it also acquired two new layers of meaning. The first was a Jewish reclamation of … Assis 2000; Chazan 1996; Spiegel 1967, 7–13). These two new concepts reflect significant historical and cultural … Example 10. Abraham Zvi Idelsohn ( Jewish Music, New York 1929, 167 [Table XXV, No. 7]     Original Title   none …

… label is in English only) distributed in Arzi Records in New York.  The painstakingly orientalistic orchestration by … when he toured with Damari and recorded with her in New York City. Notably, Wilensky is credited in the label as …

… the socio-political and economic realities of the new Turkish Republic. However, from the musical point of … him in his journeys to Cuba and eventually to Brooklyn, New York. In America, Elnadav taught selections from …

… and affects. In the present paper, I will provide a new perspective on musical features of Jewish cantillation … 12 by reflecting on the goal of this work—which is to offer new ways of hearing and understanding cantillation—in the … 1953.  Baal t'fillah; oder Der practische Vorbeter.  New York: Sacred Music Press.                                   …

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