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An Ashkenazi version of “Ehad mi yode’a” in…Arabic

… already includes a linguistic ambivalence, as it mixes Hebrew with Aramaic. Without addressing anew the diverse … questions. Far from claiming that the original “Aramaized” Hebrew version customary today is not the original one, … of our song derived from an Aramaic rather than from the Hebrew one. A brief search online led to a forum that …

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… of the Jewish Music Research Center (JMRC) at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Appearing since 1968, three … back issues feature articles in Englis, French, German, and Hebrew, we currently consider articles in either Hebrew or English. Current Editor of Yuval: Yoel …

Call for papers

… the yearbook of the Jewish Music Research Center at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is an open-access online … . Articles may be submitted in either English or Hebrew. … Chronology … Call for papers …

Editorial board

… Judah M. Cohen , Indiana University Ariel Hirschfeld , The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Walter Zeev Feldman , New … für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover Edwin Seroussi , The Hebrew University of Jerusalem … Editorial board …

The Idelsohn Project

… the world is “Hava Nagila” (“Come, let us rejoice”). This Hebrew ode to happiness surfaces without fail at weddings … research,” and one of the earliest proponents of musical Hebrewism as the basis for the sonic renewal of modern … notably the Cincinnati and New York library branches of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. In …

Eastern Mediterranean Judeo-Spanish Songs

… his works in Ladino,” Shevet ve’am 1(6), pp. 116-135 (in Hebrew) … Attias, Moshe 1972 >>> Cancionero judeo-español . … romances from Sarajevo,” Shevet Vaʽam 2[7], pp. 295-370 (in Hebrew). … Bassan, Susan 1947 >>> Judeo-Spanish Folk Poetry … Havassy, recording research by Joel Bresler. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Anthology of Music …

Idelsohn's Obituary of Abraham Goldfaden

… take on prophecy and genius. This is one of the earliest Hebrew writings published by Idelsohn (February 7, 1908) … as ‘Shulamis,’ ‘Bar Kochbe,’ and ‘Yemos ha-meshiech,’ as [Hebrew novelist] Abraham Mapu [1808-1867] at his time; this … by Eliezer Ben Yehuda in 1896, was one of the first Hebrew newspapers published in Ottoman Palestine. Idelsohn’s …