… provide glimpses into public and private musical life . . . tell different stories” (p. xix). Yet as far as song lyrics … May 1928)  reports on the reception for the winning Hapo’el Tel Aviv soccer team with these lyrics; although the report does …

… the Jewish National and University Library (JNUL). Immediately upon his appointment, Adler engaged in efforts to … Adler was appointed Associate Professor of Musicology at Tel Aviv University, and in 1973, he joined the faculty of the …

… overcrowded, underserviced Sudanese refugee camps (approximately 4000, see Kaplan and Rosen 1994). Detachment and loss … with—Ethiopianist, Afro-Diasporic, and Zionist-based, separately or in combination—she highlights how musical style is … Integration Challenge of Ethiopian Youth in Israel .  Tel-Aviv: Tcherikover. [Hebrew]. — 2003, “'RaGap': Music and …

… records from the Nahda time, the period of cultural and intellectual “renaissance” that characterized the Arab-Ottoman … in that it invites us to think of music as a constellation or network of different material and non-material, … speaking Syrian Arabic with a Damascene-born Jew in Tel Aviv triggered associations with the Syrian Secret Service ( …

… for salvation similar to that bestowed on Isaac, or alternately for a reward akin to which Abraham and Isaac had …  interpretations and offer highly embellished poetic retellings of the story (Fleischer 2007, 470; Weinberger 1998, … 1500 and 1900: Documentation and Musical Analysis . Tel Aviv: Tel-Aviv University Press. Baer, Abraham. 1882.  Baal …

… take an examination at the Gymnasium and prepare for an intelligent profession.  I secured a tutor and started … who maintained a farm school, to accept me.  Unfortunately his reply came too late.  The whole summer I lived as a … in Berlin, who published my “Z’lile Haaretz” and “Z’lile Aviv”; there I met also B. Cahan (the owner of “Yalkut”) who …