… article in which Idelsohn tries to show traces of Jewish music in French folk music. Jews settled in France in the fourth century; 'they … Psalms.' Therefore 'we may assume that elements of Jewish religious and folk traditions crept into the folk traditions …

… to a Hassidic family in Pultusk, Poland. He was exposed to music as a young child while accompanying his father on … Rabbis of Kutsk and Ger, where Abraham would hear Hassidic music. Although he was considered an Illui in Talmud, … eventually allowed it on the condition that he keep up his religious studies. When the family moved to Lodz, Birnbaum …

… The musical lore of James Levy's family has deep roots in … Presence in Latin  America ). He also composed liturgical music. Following his father's death, Samuel moved to … Casablanca 1946 As a child, James was enthralled by the religious songs that his father sang so beautifully at the …

… 1972, no. 78). The melody was adapted at an early stage to religious Hebrew texts as well (especially to the Sabbath … … Ladino … Ladino - Judeo-Espanol - Judizmo … Liturgical music … Spanish … Twentieth (20th) Century … Sephardi … …

… He left his hometown in 1799 to travel as a wandering musician. In his travels he picked up the epithet “der … settled in Duetz where he worked for many years as a saloon musician. Offenbach moved to Cologne in 1816 where he was employed as a music teacher, and later as a local hazzan. He retained his …

… anniversary of the founding of the Society for Jewish Folk Music, the composer Solomon Rosowsky published a short … a narrower Russian national culture based on ethnic and religious Russianness. In this sense, Rimsky-Korsakov, … and Joseph Achron found that the American Jewish focus on religious and ethnic identity could not accommodate their …

… of the candles occurred in community contexts, special musical settings were arranged. Our Song of the Month … Samuel David (1836-1895). Born in Paris, David received his musical education at the Conservatoire of Paris, where he … background (Sephardic or Ashkenazi) of its members or their religious leanings.  Samuel David’s setting of the Hanukkah …

… Musician, conductor and musicologist Alfred Sendrey was born in 1884 in Budapest, Hungary. He received his formal musical education at the Academy of Music in Budapest. After … began work on another study, Music in the Social and Religious Life of Antiquity  (1974), which was published on …

… and its documentation are therefore formidable. However, musical renditions of the piyyut are rather rare and will be … That the major Hebrew websites respectively dedicated to religious and secular songs included Kikhlot yeini in their … one transcribed and published by Isaac Levy as a Sephardic religious song and recorded by Voice of the Turtle in 2000. …

… MA thesis that deals with the relations between text and music in Lidarti's oratorio Ester (Esther). Written under … … Oratorio … Textual aspects … Christian … Jews … Ester … Religious music … Racine, Jean (1639-1699) … Haendel, Georg Friedrich …