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The mystical strain in Jewish liturgical music
… the Jewish liturgy. Cited texts include those by a 7th-c. poet, Eleazar Kallir; the Hasidic Hymn of Unity; the Hymn of …
The composer was courageous, but not as much as in myth.
… 1948, Sostakovic composed the song cycle (From Jewish folk poetry), his first major work in the aftermath of the …
Hebrew Liturgical Poetry in the Middle Ages
… … … 1975 … Liturgy … Ezra Fleischer … Hebrew Liturgical Poetry in the Middle Ages …
Hobn Mir a Nigndl
… songs deal with the life of the composer, genres of Yiddish poetry and issues of musical style. 33 songs. … 81 … 81 … … … 7 … 9477 … 2000 … Analysis … Folk songs … History … Poetry … Score … Scores … Yiddish … Piano … Troubadours … …
Sur la poesie et la musique des Juifs de la peninsule balkanique du 15e a 20e siecle
… On the poetry and music of the Jews of the Balkan Peninsula from …
With Songs They Respond
… the blessing 'Vekulkhem berukhim'. … Nashid by an unknown poet on the sanctity of the Sabbath and in praise of God. The poetic meter is the meruba: * * _ _ * * _ _ * _ _ _ _ . …
Abrabanel, Isaac ben Judah
… … 36394 … London … Macmillan … … 2001 … Middle-Ages … Poetry … Theory … Philosophy … Philosophers … Thought … …
Alemanno, Johanan
… Music and Musicians … 36386 … London … Macmillan … … 2001 … Poetry … Philosophers … Fifteenth (15th) Century … Italy … …
Archivolti, Samuel
… Music and Musicians … 36382 … London … Macmillan … … 2001 … Poetry … Poets … Grammar … Rabbi … Italy … Don Harrán … Archivolti, …
Doubly Tainted, Doubly Talented: The Jewish Poet Sara Copio (d. 1641) as a Heroic Singer
… Reardon … Doubly Tainted, Doubly Talented: The Jewish Poet Sara Copio (d. 1641) as a Heroic Singer …