… with no attempt at studying their semiotic backgrounds. Hanoch Avenary suggests possible venues for such research in … use of it. Furthermore, Abraham Idelsohn (1932, xiii), Hanoch Avenary (1979, 163–64), and Michael Lukin (2020, … interpretation of the melodic ascent as a musical metaphor, Hanoch Avenary discerns the semantics of the third degree’s …

… the State of Israel, figures such as Edith Gerson-Kiwi and Hanoch Avenary started to make their inroads into the …

… and of which the Western Sephardic piyyut Lekh le-shalom geshem (see detailed discussion below) is one … communities.  It is the melody of the piyyut Lekh le-shalom geshem (‘Go in peace, Rain, and come in peace, Dew’) … film directed by Reuven Hecker and titled precisely Lekh leshalom geshem . The film cleverly focuses on the Sephardic …

… Kelkshtein, and younger composers, like Noam Sheriff , Hanoch Ya'akovi , and Ben-Zion Orgad . In order to perform …

… Yad Vashem. An incomplete English translation (by Shalom Bronstein) is available  here  (accessed 2 September …

… רס'ג בתרגומו (לעיל הע' 34) עמ' קה: עוד עשארי. [53] ראו, Hanoch Avenary, 'A Geniza Find of Saadya's Psalm-Preface and …

… suffering and sudden death upon learning of her son’s fate. Shalom Spiegel (1967) revealed an ancient version of the … and Historiography . Jerusalem: Magnes (Hebrew) Avenary, Hanoch. 1960. “The Musical Vocabulary of Ashkenazic Hazanim … ältern Synagogen=Ritus . Hamburg: B.S. Berendsohn. Sabar, Shalom. 2009. “The Fathers Slaughter Their Sons: Depictions …