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The practice of music as an expression of religious philosophy among the East-Ashkenazi Jews
… Ashkenazi … Judit Frigyesi … The practice of music as an expression of religious philosophy among the East-Ashkenazi …
The Performance Practice of the Rig-Veda: A Musical Expression of Excited Speech
… Bayer … The Performance Practice of the Rig-Veda: A Musical Expression of Excited Speech …
A Song of Dawn
… the Har Tzyion congregation is one of the most authentic expressions of this colorful musical event that has been …
Different Drummers: Jazz in the Culture of Nazi Germany
… denounced as “undesirable” by the Nazis, became a form of expression and cultural resistance. … 1 … New York … Oxford … … Pop … Cult … Swing … Jazz … Third Reich … Nazi Nazis … Expression … Cultural resistance … Michael H. Kater … …
Dancing Wand
… by Yoram Mor, Yig’al Mor “Movement is our primal form of expression.” (Hassia Levy Agron, 1923 – 2001. Israel prize …
The Epstein Brothers Orchestra: Kings of Freylekh Land
… music of the Eastern European shtetl into an urban expression of North American Jewry. … 7 … Mainz, Germany … …
Musical structure and "expressive motion" in East-Ashkenazi liturgical chant
… are reflected also in other aspect of behavior, like facial expression, gestures and body movement. The topic is much …
Bloch: Known and Unknown
… in Bloch’s relationship to Wagner, in that his expression of the ‘Jewish soul’ and use of Jewish … life. Music was Bloch's most authentic language for the expression of his individuality, ideas, philosophy, profound …
Hallelujah
… Liturgical expression meaning “praise the Lord,” which appears exclusively in the Book of Psalms. This expression generally opens or closes a psalm, and has a …
Cleaving tune (Niggun Dvekut)
… which probably is a Hebrew translation of the Yiddish expression 'A dveykes nign' or 'A Dveyke', and is found in …