… A unique genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition. Lyric songs, structured mostly as stanzas … and music, deeply influenced by the local styles of the cultures among whom the Sephardic Jews dwelt, and a high …

… are established to clarify aspects of East Ashkenazi culture: visual-material, wherein religious ideas and …

… narratives of continuity (“myths”) and the incompatible musical diversity that Jewish music shows (“realities”) … 1 …

… From a young age, he actively participated in his father's musical pursuits, serving as a choir conductor in the … Music Dissemination," where he published numerous books, musical scores, and monographs. His scholarly contributions … under Prof. Siegfried Ochs. He was actively engaged in the musical circles of Eastern European Jewish musicians, …

… of the Land of Israel (Shirei Eretz Israel),' and of the musical cultural heritage created in Israel at the end of … of Israel’ - the Creation and Significance of a Popular Musical Repertoire at the end of the 20th Century.’” In 2001 … “‘Come Thou Hebrew Song’: The Songs of the Land of Israel—Musical and Social Aspects” won the Bahat Prize for Best …

Music was one component of the cultural continuum that developed in the contiguous…

… cultural developments of the Dutch state as well as Jewish culture and history. Among the Jewish leaders were rabbis, … them as exotic examples of non-Western music. Attempts at musical notation occurred in a number of Sephardic … compositions for solo singer or choir, with or without musical accompaniment.  These compositions reflect …

… represents an exciting journey into the American-Jewish musical and cultural experience of the past 100 years. Max …

… culturally rich environment, significantly influencing her musical career. Gorby showed an early interest in music and … World . Oxford University Press, 2002. Rubin, Ruth. Jewish Musical Traditions . Wayne State University Press, 2010. …

… modestly titled “Unsere erste Musikbeilage” (“Our first musical supplement”) in Israelitischer Lehrer und Kantor , … can be reduced to a common source, Birnbaum proposed that musical diversity is the natural state of Jewish culture. Lidarti’s setting was a case exemplifying this …