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Bibliography of Jewish Vocal Music
… … 13 … 1 … 36289 … New York, U.S.A. … National Jewish Music Council … … 1958 … Bibliography … Vocal music … Vocal … Lewis Appelton … Bibliography of Jewish Vocal Music …
Portuguese Hatzi Qadish, Amsterdam, 18th century
… Eighteenth-century notated sources of Jewish liturgical music are rare, and the discovery of a new source from that … manuscript, previously unknown to researchers, contains music from the Portuguese synagogue in Amsterdam. It was … Fuerstman. The piece, providing a glimpse into the virtuoso vocal proficiency expected from the Portuguese cantors of …
Di Torah
… … 10 … 35597 … New York … Hebrew Publishing Co. … … Scores, Music scores … Score, Music scores … composer … Composers … 1463 … 1912 … Score … … songs … Piano … Voice … Violin … Piano accompaniment … Vocal … Composer … Yiddish Theater … Second Avenue … …
Vocal and Folk-Polyphonies of the Western Orient in Jewish Tradition
… was prevalent in the early 20th century. Analysis of the music of the three unrelated groups show different kinds of … singing. … 105 … 105 … 13 … 2 … Yuval Studies of The Jewish Music Research Centre … Yuval Studies of The Jewish Music … music … Eastern Communities … Edith (Esther) Gerson Kiwi … Vocal and Folk-Polyphonies of the Western Orient in Jewish …
The Multiple Voices of American Klezmer
… and radical transformation. Originally a European Jewish music, klezmer is now a staple of the world music scene. Although the fusion of instrumental and vocal genres under a single musical umbrella is a … of the boundaries of the klezmer repertory to encompass vocal material has largely been overlooked by practitioners …
Rosinkes mit Mandlen (Raisins and almonds)
… Mazin … … Avrom, Avram, Avraham … 1463 … Theater … Theater music … Yiddish … Ashkenaz … Yiddish songs … Ashkenazi … Vocal music … Piano … Voice … Violin … Piano accompaniment … Vocal … Ashkenazi … Abraham Goldfaden … Rosinkes mit Mandlen …
Shulamit
… was a prominent importer and publisher of Jewish books and music in New York at the turn of the 20th century. Located … population on the Lower East Side of New York City. The vocal parts appear without text-underlay; all of the song's … back exterior of the score. The score includes twenty-five musical numbers from the four acts of the operetta. Source: …
Three Synagogue Chants of the Twelfth Century
… French, and German. … 10 … 35197 … Tel Aviv … Israeli Music Publications … … Piyyutim … Ovadiah, Ovadia, Obadia, … … Voice … Obadiah the Proselyte … Piano accompaniment … Vocal … Arangement … Ovadia HaGer … range … Andre Hajdu … …
Stories from the Hebrew Bible in the music of the Renaissance
… ' … 13 … 37 … 3 … Musica Disciplina … Musica Disciplina … 38574 … 235-288 … American Institute of … Bible … Old Testament … Influence … Sacred … Renaissance … Vocal … Don Harrán … Stories from the Hebrew Bible in the …
The Peşrev as a Vocal Genre in Ottoman Hebrew Sources
… … 3 … Turkish Music Quarterly … Turkish Music Quarterly … 34866 … 1-Sep … … Serussi, Serousi … 1991 … Music … Turkey … Edwin Seroussi … The Peşrev as a Vocal Genre in Ottoman Hebrew Sources … bibliographic_item …
Judeo-Caribbean Currents
… Mikvé Israel-Emanuel in Curaçao. Its liturgical music is a reflection of the rich historical path followed … several conflicting memories converge into a multilayered musical narrative. The small but prominent Jewish … Gideon Y. Zelermyer (hazzan) and Raymond Goldstein (piano) Vocal ensemble: Naama Nazarathy (soprano), Shelly Berlinsky …
Heinrich Schalit and Paul Ben-Haim in Munich
… An interest in Jewish music was awakened in pre-1933 Munich, beginning with Cantor … 1916 to furthering Jewish music. He composed a series of vocal compositions mostly to the words of Rabbi Yehuda … Indeed between 1929 and 1933 Ben Haim composed a series of vocal pieces to Biblical texts and infused his pieces with …