… production, but equally by the processes through which society marks them. [8] The general idea is that a … he writes: Formerly a small but integral part of Syrian society (as they were of Arab society more generally), the Jews now constitute a spectral …

… who “makes use of the natural talents of the larger society, showing a more nativist influence than appears in …

… [1] Translations according to Jewish Publication Society, 1985 [2] See: Philippe Bobichon, Manuscrits en …

… and symbolize the renewal suitable to the needs of the society. The musical framework represents two different … environments. The fixed and changing structures of the society and their musical manifestations, as well as the …

… he organized a choir of eighty boys in the Ezrat A h im society. Later, he was invited by the Tel Aviv city council …

… prayers and piyyutim to children at Ne’im Zemirot, a society maintained by the Jewish community of Casablanca. …

… borrowed from or influenced by the music of the non-Jewish society. In flamenco, there is a style called romance , …

… some of them borrowed from the surrounding non-Jewish society. [29]   Ashkenazi Hypothesis Also Ashkenazi melodies … anthem, Jewish Historical Studies – The Jewish Historical Society 32 (1992), pp. 317-336. An abridged version of … through a Noble Past. Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society, 1989, pp. 238-239. According to this last source, …

… on the honorary board of directors of the Gustav Mahler Society of America (19, 21, 79). Moreover, Unger nurtured …

… in Hebraic Bookland . Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1920, pp. 97-101. Includes the …