… not in noise and degraded singing. 4. To move from the scale he sings in, after going high and low, to a different scale, far and unknown, and to come back gracefully to the first scale which he left.' הקדמה לספר מאת א. גרוביץ': את חין [חן] …

… in his works is extensive and thorough, as in his large scale cantata Mizmorim (Psalms, 1966-8). In Mizmorim Orgad …

… ’s, that there is common basis, a certain pentatonic scale, for Jewish cantilation – Ashkenazi, Mizrahi, and … Hence, “It is certainly not an accident that the pentatonic scale serves as a starting point in many of my …

… the various choruses active in the camp.  Ullmann’s largest scale work produced in Terezín is undoubtedly his opera Der …

… He understood that only concerted efforts can realize large scale projects. Of course, many of his dreams remained to be …

… that the synagogue mode, unlike the Western major-minor scale system, was characterized by its non-dominant …

… box-notation, but the piece is based on an original 12-note scale clearly related to his past writings. Also …

… Klein organized clandestine rehearsals and small scale performances for his fellow prisoners. Since Klein had …