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Come, Let Us Be Joyful! The Story of Hava Nagila
… by UAHC Press, the publishing arm of the Union for Reform Judaism. In Manushkin’s narrative, she attributes the Hebrew …
Commemoration and creativity : remembering the Holocaust in today’s Yiddish song
… … 6 … 6 … 2 … 13 … 3 … European Judaism … European Judaism … 37089 … 43-56 … Oxford (UK) … World Union for Progressive Judaism … … Avigail … 1469 … 35 … 2002 … Folk songs … …
The "Proclamation Style" in Hebrew
… can be seen as a sample of an early historic period in Judaism. The article is dedicated to Eric Werner. The …
Note on the Influence of Hebrew Accents on Renaissance Music Theory (contribution to the panel "The Impact of the Major Cultures in Contact with Judaism on Jewish Music"
… the panel "The Impact of the Major Cultures in Contact with Judaism on Jewish Music" … bibliographic_item …
Sabbath Morning Service
… music … Organ … Choir … Choral … Reform temple … Reform Judaism … Cantor … Ashkenazi … Isadore Freed … Sabbath …
Todah w’simrah
… … Choral … Ashkenazi … Reform temple … Vocal music … Reform Judaism … Ashkenazi … Louis Lewandowski … Todah w’simrah … …
The Jewish Songster
… Shemuel … 1463 … 1918 … Folk songs … America … Conservative Judaism … Conservative … Modernity … American … Modern … Judaism … American cantors … Modern Judaism … Ashkenazi … Israel Goldfarb … Samuel Eliezer …
Max Helfman
… is most strongly felt on the religious music of Reform Judaism. He was also well known for socialist and … … Liturgical music … Synagogue music … Conservative Judaism … Labor … Zionism … America … American composers … …
Elio Piattelli
… (Marietti, Genoa, 1990), Chiavi per l’ebraismo (“Keys to Judaism,” Marietti, Genoa 1998), and of the series Il ponte …
Moshe Nathanson
… he became the cantor for the Society for the Advancement of Judaism (Mordecai Kaplan's Synagogue in New York, and the …
Leo Levi
… time. Deeply attached to tradition and to the practice of Judaism, he became the first Italian scholar to research a …
Boaz Tarsi
… his scholarly publications are contributions to “Modern Judaism,” “Asian Music,” “Indiana Theory Review,” “Musica Judaica,” “Conservative Judaism,” “Journal of Synagogue Music,” and “Music in …