… Upon graduating in 1948, he entered the master's program in musicology. Under the guidance of Curt Sachs , he wrote his thesis on 'The Jewish National Music in Russia', which was later published as  The Modern … work on the St. Petersburg School. He was music director of Temple Israel (Great Neck) until 1960. He taught at Brooklyn …

… Jerusalem: peace for the city of the Forefathers, for the Temple, and for Zion the Holy. The four pieces sung together … wedding ceremonies constitute an interesting set from the musical point of view. The performances are varied, the … third section, antiphonal, is characterized by a different musical mode. Finally, the last prayer consists of three …

… and contemporary state of knowledge about klezmer music. Each entry includes a number of citations from … or refer to the term in question. It also indicates whether musical notation or sound recordings are included in the … Druze dance of which the form and the steps (if not the music) entered the Israeli secular repertoire in the same …

… Detroit where he served until 1949 when he moved to Temple Sholem on Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. He was in … … Composer … Synagogue music … Cantor … Hymns … Pavel Slavensky …

… States and settled in Philadelphia , PA.  Freed studied music formally at the University  of Pennsylvania,  where he … education. Starting in 1937, he joined the music faculty at Temple University and accepted a post as organist and choirmaster at Temple Keneseth Israel in Philadelphia . In 1944, Freed …

… Russian songs into Hebrew and Yiddish, and performed the music of Jewish composers such as Engel , Saminsky , and … New York, where Rudinow began working as a choir soloist at Temple Emanu-El's choir, and was appointed cantor in 1931, a … work Sabbath Evening Service , which he performed at Temple Sinai in Oakland.  Sources: ' Rudinow, Moshe.' …

… … 57 … 57 … 10 … 34550 … 136 … Tel-Aviv … Israel Music Institute … … Songs … Ladino, Judeo-Spanish – Ladino, … … Ladino - Judeo-Espagnol - Judizmo … Songs … Israeli art music … Israeli composers … Ladino … Betty Olivero … Juego …

… The psychagogic efficacy of music, namely its power to act on the soul in such a way as … in ancient Greek thought on a likeness between soul and musical harmony. This idea involves also a “harmonious” … . A strong bridge between the pre-Socratic  harmonia  and musical healing is built by Aristotle in his  Politics …

… Library (NY) in 1959, under the title 'Jews in Music: from the Age of Enlightenment to the Present'. In this book the Jewish contribution to music since the early ninteenth century to this day is … Extensive chapters are devoted both to sacred and secular music. Mendelssohn and Mahler, Bloch and Schoenberg are but …