… contemporary Israeli music as a national project, not as a branch of Jewish music which was traditionally written in … the early 2000s by leading composers such as Betty Olivero, Shulamit Ran, and Chaya Czernowin. … 15 … 34711 … Jerusalem … … 2009 …

… composers, songs by amateur poets and composers, translated songs, and borrowed melodies. Most of the songs … Miriam (Bat Avraham) Levitin, Yaakov Mazon, Herzliya Raz, Shulamit Rosenfeld, Raya Rotem, Bat Ami Zmiri. See Song of …

… an elementary city school, and a pre-gymnasium in Baranovichi. In addition to his formal studies, he attended a … of Eastern European Jewish musicians, documenting and arranging Jewish folk music. Ravina was a dedicated educator and taught at various institutions, including the "Shulamit" Conservatory, Herzliya Gymnasium, and the "Torat …

… style, as he began writing more serious dramas, including Shulamit (1880), The Doctor Almosado (1882) and finally Bar … Although Goldfaden had no formal musical education, he arranged the majority of the music for his plays. Goldfaden’s … won wide recognition after its adaptation for the play Shulamit . Goldfaden successfully blended Jewish musical …

… obtain the lightness and suppleness of a real lyrical soprano.' Photo from Jewniverse website.    … Yiddish theater …

… contemporary Israeli music as a national project, not as a branch of Jewish music which was traditionally written in … the early 2000s by leading composers such as Betty Olivero, Shulamit Ran, and Chaya Czernowin. Yulia Kreinin, Hebrew University …

… owner of the "Achva" record company, selected Wilensky to arrange 30 popular songs of the time, sung by Yosef Goland. … he formed the " Gilali " quartet, which performed his arrangements of Hebrew songs, Chassidic music, and jazz. The … " (a children's film) and wrote for the Hebrew operetta " Shulamit ," featuring Damari in a lead role. From 1961 to …

… Differences between diverse local versions and lineages of transmission crystallized into several minhagim (“customs” or … unique liturgical passages, whose pedigree and paths of transmission remain to be investigated, were established in … by the Jewish Museum of Greece. [2]  I am thankful to Prof. Shulamit Elitzur from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for …

… and organized readings of English poetry, often from his translations. Orland became associated with the Shlonsky, … Shoshana Damari . His songs "Ets Harimon " ("The Pomegranate Tree") and "Shney Shoshanim " ("Two Roses") also … Israeli music. Beyond songwriting, Orland was a prolific translator, bringing numerous works into Hebrew, including …

… to walk” and studied with Pnina (Lina) Hopenko at the Shulamit Conservatory in Tel Aviv. In 1929, during his tour … concert tours included sixty-five solo and orchestral appearances, for which she gained outstanding reviews: 'Only once … the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra that went also through France, Canada, and Japan. In 1963 she had the honor of being …