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Anthology of Hassidic Music
… songs for Sabbath and festivals, niggunim, traditional chanting formulae and cantorial pieces, all of Hassidic … on quality paper; hard cloth binding; 33x23 cm. English and Hebrew. … 81 … 10 … 472 … Jerusalem … Jewish Music Research Centre, Hebrew University fo Jerusalem … Songs … Hazzan, Hazan, …
La transmission orale de la Mishnah
… A pioneer study of the chanting of the Mishnah, the Jewish Oral Law, by the Jews of … … 95 … monograph … 307 … Jerusalem … The Magnes Press, The Hebrew University … Yuval Monograph Series … Une methode … a la tradition d'Alep … 8 … 9431 … 1990 … Aleppo … Hebrew cantillation … Mishna … Transcriptions … Chant … …
Haftara Chanting
… … Board of Jewish Education of Greater New York … … 1994 … Hebrew cantillation … Tropes … Pinchas Spiro … Haftara Chanting …
Priestly Blessing- Birkat Kohanim
… figure in which each of their hands makes the shape of the Hebrew letter Shin ( ש ) , and bring their hands together so … Venetian manuscript dated from 1714/1715, located today at Hebrew union College in Cincinnati, contains four notations … prayer recited at the end of the blessing; the unmusical chanting of the priests who were not necessarily musically …
Karaite Jews Musical Tradition
… as many members of the community as possible in the chanting can probably be traced back to an ancient tradition … communities also have secular songs, which are not sung in Hebrew. These include songs in different dialects, such as …
Anim Zemirot
… (Song of Glory) because it used to be proceeded by the chanting of the verse 'Lift up your heads, O you gates! Lift … deals with the glory of God. There are two conventions to chanting the Piyyut. The first is responsorial singing: The … letter of each line forms an acrostic that spells out the Hebrew alphabet. It is customary to recite the Piyyut when …
Shir HaKavod
… (Song of Glory) because it used to be preceded by the chanting of the verse 'Lift up your heads, O you gates! Lift … deals with the glory of God. There are two conventions for chanting the Piyyut. The first is responsorial singing : The … letter of each line forms an acrostic that spells out the Hebrew alphabet. It is customary to recite the Piyyut when …
Kosher-tants (LKT)
… . Harkavi is the only one that in his Yiddish-English-Hebrew Dictionary made a distinction between kosher-tants -- … now recites the prayer for the dead, ‘Mercifiul God, etc.,’ chanting it in the accepted mournful tone. The klezmorim …
Eastern Ashkenazi Biblical Cantillation: An Interpretive Musical Analysis
… ever since the day of the Renaissance Humanists. [1] The Hebrew chanting depends on the text, and is determined by the … which are given above or below each word in a printed Hebrew Bible, serve three functions: they indicate the …
Four Melodies for Four Questions
… Ashkenazi communities, a paraphrase in Yiddish followed the Hebrew text phrase by phrase, a common learning technique in … W. Binder, Seder Melodies: The Hagaddah Set to Music: in Hebrew and English for the Religious School, Congregational … composed tunes in Israel slowly substituted the traditional chanting of several sections of the Haggadah , the Four …