… about negative intentions of the world: A study of the Israeli siege mentality."  Political Psychology 13 (4): … Inflection: Scriptural Events, Places and Personalities in Israeli Popular Music." Journal of Synagogue Music 34: … Music in Nineteenth-century Reform Sources from Hamburg: Ancient Tradition in the Dawn of Modernity . Jerusalem: …

… as in the public projection of Moroccan Jewish music in Israel and international festivals. The performance of the … emerged during early fieldwork among Moroccan Jews in Israel, it was always a peripheral topic, and mostly focused … to the melody of the piyyut “Lindodkha, yedid naʿalah” by Israel Najara. This piyyut is included in the compendium …

… 2. 'Bore 'ad ana,'  Thesaurus of Medieval Hebrew Poetry , Israel Davidson   As shown above in the list of printed sources by Israel Davidson’s  Thesaurus of Medieval Hebrew Poetry , … versions in the article entitled  “Songs of Grief and Hope: Ancient Western-Sephardic Melodies of Qinot for the Ninth of …

… of the Jewish Music Research Centre under the direction of Israel Adler (Jerusalem, 2010; available in our website). … musical traditions considered to have preserved traces of ancient Jewish practices. Thus, the bulk of the present … perceived by scholars such as Idelsohn and Lurie as “ancient.” The rest of the recordings are from Aleppo (5) and …

… also relates about his discovery, after immigrating to Israel, that the tune he knew was similar to a Judeo-Arabic … version he heard from a colleague of his in the Israeli educational system. He indeed agrees that the tune … sharqi versions documented musically, the ones from the ancient cities of Aleppo (Syria) and Baghdad (Iraq). The …

… as well, a leadership arose that initiated immigrations to Israel after the state was established. There were two … possible in the chanting can probably be traced back to an ancient tradition of continuous contact between those who … Karaites do not consider these songs to be part of their ancient traditions and for that reason I am not discussing …

… Yemenite piyyut  Elohim Eshala , by the Paytan Yosef Ben Yisrael, which he himself taught her, became, in 1936, the … Ravina , who transcribed some of the Yemenite songs. The Israeli folksong  Ki Tavo'u El Haarets [6]  was written by … remained with us, and also spread beyond the borders of Israel, is inherently indebted to him. We owe thanks to …

… in this text. Indeed, as part of his acerbic approach to Israeli musicology in general and to the work of Avenary in … 1914), viciously remarks that this is 'a fair example of Israeli musical scholarhip.' (ibid., p. 305, note 47) Rather … [i.e. the melody of She’eh ne’esar] is borrowed from an ancient melody.” Figure 9. Canon on the tune of “She’eh …

… potential of the practitioners to embellish the basic and ancient core of the liturgy with particular additions and … titled Chants hebraïques suivant le rite des communautes Israelites de l’ancien Comtat Venaissin (Paris: Delanchy: … that “these Jews were partly of those descended from the ancient community of Provence who remained in France after …

… publication was planned as a collaboration with the late Israeli musicologist of Latvian origin Joachim Braun (Bar … In Hebrew, the 1897 song  Be’eretz ha’tsvi  (In the land of Israel) by Arieh Leib Joffe (1897) is partially based on the … introduction as much as it pertains to Zionism. Scholars of Israeli culture will find this discussion pertinent as it …