… Eighteenth-century notated sources of Jewish liturgical music are rare, … Overall, this manuscript appears to be a relatively late eighteenth-century compilation of pieces from earlier … … 7 … 35637 … … Portuguese Hatzi Qadish, Amsterdam, 18th century …

… Journal of Synagogue Music, iii/2 (1971), 43–70. During the 18th century, West European hazzanim came in close contact with … Zvi Idelsohn … Song and Singers of the Synagogue in the Eighteenth Century …

… Collection which may date from before the middle of the 18th century. Examples of the Zemirot (Shabbat songs) contained … … Musical Notations of Zemirot (Sabbath Table Songs) in an Eighteenth Century Manuscript at the Prague National Library …

… … Hosha'nah Rabbah … Jewish communities … Manuscripts … Eighteenth (18th) Century … Italian Jews … Scores … Liturgical works … …

… Nineteenth-century Germany witnessed a fundamental change in … learned his art. The increasing phenomenon since the later eighteenth century of individual German cantors, here and there, …

… על מקורותיהם. … 16 … 34788 … הספריה הלאומית, ירושלים … … 18th (Eighteenth) Century … Hebrew cantillation … Modes … Nusach - Nusah - …

… a case exemplifying this hypothesis. The score, based on an 18th century manuscript that Birnbaum had copied during his 1887 … aesthetics to the core liturgy, particularly throughout the eighteenth century, mostly set to the text of the qaddish , …

… … … Ester … Esther … 2000 … Analysis … Bible … Esther … Eighteenth (18th) Century … Oratorio … Textual aspects … Christian … Jews … …

… of forms and gave rise to the Mitzvah dances. A 16th-century source published in Venice described the Mitzvah … ha-Yashar , Frankfurt, 1704). By the beginning of the 19th century it became the practice for men to dance with the … the nineteenth century and probably also at the end of the eighteenth century we meet for the first time the ‘ mitzvah …