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Between Israeli and Jewish in Music
… and Israeli worlds through the inclusion of shofar-like sounds, as a symbol of the continuity of the Jewish …
The Singing of Zemiroth Shabbath among Religious-Zionist Ashkenazim in Israel
… an important role in the shaping of the Religious Zionist soundtrack. Thus the singing of Zemirotht by Religious …
“Beyond All This Hides a Great Happiness”: Israeliness and Jewishness in the work of Mark Kopitman
… and Israeli worlds through the inclusion of shofar -like sounds, as a symbol of the continuity of the Jewish …
In Which Direction Do Hebrews Play Music?: Abraham Zvi Idelsohn and the Musical Aesthetics of Zionism
… between European languages, Hebrew translation, and sound in his self-conscious search for an authentic national …
A Crossroads of Jewish Music Scholarship: A. Z. Idelsohn and the Publication of Jewish Music in its Historical Development
… succeeding at least metaphorically in giving Jewish sound a continuous, usable past for musical practice and …
Cleaving tune (Niggun Dvekut)
… and prayers such as Yah Ribbon by Israel Najara ( see third sound example ), the Passover piyyut Brah dodi and the …
Tin Pan Alley
… singer-songwriter in the mid-1960s. Suggesting the tinny sound of the overworked upright pianos used by song pluggers …
Fal
… sections), and is structured with the form of A-B-C-D-C ( sound example no.1 ). [1] This niggun is one of the ten …
Tenu'a (yd. pronunciation: tnue, tnie)
… of the Chabad repertoire is the “three tenu’ot niggun” ( sound example ) which was created, as tradition has it, by …
Mitsve Tants
… dance with the bride with prepared or improvised rhymes ( sound example 1 ). The niggunim of the Badhan includes … of the repertoire of the dynasty which holds the wedding ( sound example 2 ). On the other hand, in communities … praises to the invited, sometimes in a humoristic spirit ( sound example 3 ). When the groom is invited, the announcer …