… on radio programs and among academic circles. His pleasant voice and extraordinary memory turned him into a major …

Avraham Soltes was born on March 3, 1917, in New York City, to parents who recently…

… non-material, human and non-human mediators, namely, sound, voice, instruments, devices, notation, venues, ideas, … like Ya ʿ ayni [O my eye!] in Arabic. While adding a second voice may possibly have been an attempt at evoking the … of Hebrew, they not only identified Rafoul Tabbach’s voice as “old style [ uslub qadim ]”, but discerned in it an …

… media, through his radio broadcasts in “Kol Yerushalaim” (Voice of Jerusalem), the radio station established during … a key figure in the Hebrew music section at the Voice of Jerusalem. In a report about another radio program, … in this program of Geshuri’s live lecture, and Kum’s voice exemplifying it. All the instrumental arrangements in …

… sort of standard ethnic comedy number, and Berlin’s reedy voice is recognizable thanks to his later successes. The …

… persons with real arms, with hands, and not only with voices, and most importantly, how did they come to the Land … The melodies of his aforementioned plays are an echo of the voice of the people’s heart. And in spite of this innovation …

… University Press , 2009, pp. 35- 39. Slobin, Mark. Chosen Voices: The Story of the American Cantorate . Urbana and …

… the badkhn became very common. Anyone who had a semi-decent voice or a healthy heart learned a few songs, bought a …

… for a simple reason: all the music in them is for one voice only. These sources are the manuals of the Amsterdam …

… and the character of the text, while others have either not voiced an opinion, or simply not negated that possibility. …