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Ma'oz Tzur
… in Jerusalem, praise for God’s deliverance of the Jewish people from Egypt, Babylonian exile and Haman’s plot, and for the redemption of the people of Israel. The origin of the most commonly sung version of this hymn comes from the Western European Ashkenazi tradition dating back to the 15th century. …
Religious philosophy and aesthetic experience in the liturgical music of the East-Ashkenazi Jews
… … … 1994 … Liturgy … Religion … Ashkenaz … Aesthetics … Ashkenazi … Philosophy … Ashkenazi people … Eastern Ashkenazi … Judit Frigyesi … Religious …
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Hebraeisch-orientalischer Melodienschatz, 09[G]: Der Volksgesang der osteuropaeischen Juden
… … Field work … Ashkenaz … Europe … Collection … East … Ashkenazi … Ashkenazim … Ashkenazi people … Hava Nagila … Eastern Ashkenazi … Abraham Zvi …
Voices of the People: The Story of Yiddish Folksong
… for the vanishing legacy of the Yiddish world, Voices of a People remains the only general introduction to Yiddish … Yiddish … Transcriptions … Lyrics … Europe … East … Eastern Ashkenazi … Ruth Rubin … Mark Slobin … Voices of the People: The Story of Yiddish Folksong …
The practice of music as an expression of religious philosophy among the East-Ashkenazi Jews
… for the discussion of the liturgical music of the East Ashkenazi Jews cannot apply the commonly accepted notions of … fusion-groups are established to clarify aspects of East Ashkenazi culture: visual-material, wherein religious ideas … … values … Religious music … Ashkenazi prayer … Ashkenazi people … Eastern Ashkenazi … Judit Frigyesi … The practice …
Transcription de la pulsation, de la metrique et du "rhythme libre" [Transcription of the pulse, meter, and "free rhythm"]
… in Transylvania, and the benediction section of the , an Ashkenazi prayer celebrating the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt. The Western transcriber attempts to … … Oral tradition … Ashkenaz … Hallel … Hungary … Ashkenazi … Theory … Traditional … Tradition … Roman … Oral …
Preliminary thoughts toward the study of music without clear beat: the example of 'flowing rhythm' in Jewish nusah
… illustrated by the analysis of two performances of the same Ashkenazi , based on field recordings and transcriptions. … … … Field recording … Field recordings … Ashkenaz … Ashkenazi … Jewish music … Meter … Rhythm … Ashkenazi people … Free flowing rhythm … Musical structure … Judit …
Great Cantors of the Golden Age, Great Cantors in Cinema
… in Cinema includes Yossele Rosenblatt in Dream of My People (1933), Moshe Koussevitsky in We Who Remain (1946), … Mordechai … Koussevitsky, Moshe (cantor) … Eastern Ashkenazi … Great Cantors of the Golden Age, Great Cantors …
Hassidic Music
… Jewish Film Archive Virtual Cinema: … 3 … 3 … 9 … A People and Its Music, The Israel Music Heritage Project … A People and Its Music, The Israel Music Heritage Project … … … MKB … Spirituality … Yiddish … Yiddish songs … Eastern Ashkenazi … Hassidic Music …
Ashkenaz: Music of the Jews from Eastern Europe
… Jewish Film Archive Virtual Cinema: … 3 … 3 … 9 … A People and Its Music, The Israel Music Heritage Project … A … … Synagogue music … Steiger … Ashkenaz … Europe … East … Ashkenazi … Ashkenazim … Documentary … Ashkenazi prayer … Ashkenazi …