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Yiddish Folksong (The Music of the Yiddish Folksong)
… rhythms. The dynamics between the text and music change from genre to genre. In the Hassidic songs, even when … character and usually occurs with a rhythmic and modal change (Conclusion). The three parts of the Yiddish serial … has become the object of concerts and recordings, that change its character in an attempt to preserve it for future …
Klezmer in Germany
… music … Klezmer revival … Germany … Cultural contact and exchange … Diasporic Jewish Culture … Klezmer in Germany …
Our Children - Unzere Kinder
… Kasrilevke Brent ( Kasrilevke is Burning ), and an exchange of roles where they become the children's audience. …
Stan Getz: A Musical Odyssey
… … Kurds … Dance … Ethnic … Israel … Cultural contact and exchange … Popular Culture … Stan Getz: A Musical Odyssey …
Tarbut
… … Immigration … Assimilation … Cultural contact and exchange … Tarbut …
Abyadi Ana
… and include the ritual bath, the exhibition of the dowry, exchanges of presents between the families, and finally the …
Steiger
… down from father to son, and it is possible that changes occurred during the transmission. Additionally, it … half-cadence motif, ending motif etc. When the cantor changes the order of these motifs, he must be skilled enough … the prayer Barekhu et Adonay Hamevorakh , it is typical to change to a major mode. The Question of the Steigers' Ethos …
Menagen
… and niggunim in particular. Just as the verb 'nagen' was changed from playing an instrument to singing, there are …
The Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam
… the liturgical style of monophonic singing. [3] Because of changes in musical texture on account of this type of …
Andalusian Nuba
… called Taghtya (cover) and it usually comes with a musical change (rhythmic, melodic, modal). After the change, the music goes back to the main theme that began the …