… of the melograph for ethnomusicological studies based on analysis of Arab and Allepo vocalists. The conclusions are many one is that the melograph should be used for analysis and not to assist performance. Another is that the …

… notation and even phonographic and photo-electric analysis are inadequate for the "untempered" Samaritan …

… IL … Evanston, III. … … Piyyutim … 1481 … 1978 … Piyyut … Analysis … Sephardi … Liturgical music … Comparative …

… Press of Southern Denmark … … 1463 … 2006 … Liturgy … Analysis … History … Synagogue … Ethnomusicology … …

… … Paris 4 (Sorbonne University) … … Ester … Esther … 2000 … Analysis … Bible … Esther … Eighteenth (18th) Century … …

… presents a review of the piyyut ' Shalom Aleychem ,' and an analysis of the setting of cantor-composer Israel Goldfarb, …

… Sacra … 36660 … 17-47 … … 1463 … 21 … 2000 … Liturgy … Analysis … Research … Ashkenazi … Daniel S. Katz … Seeking …

… is still chanted today according to the Italian minhag. My analysis is based on archival recordings made by Levi with … to archival recordings from other Italian communities. My analysis shows that the Italian minhag represents an …

… Jewish folk music heritage. The article contained analysis of multilingual Jewish songs, the majority of which …

… to shape the German public image of the Nazis. Provides analysis of Nazi radio transmissions of the 1930s to trace …

… flowing rhythm. A theoretical framework is proposed for the analysis and transcription of such music. A theoretical … felt) and explicates the problems of traditional rhythmic analysis in discussing flowing rhythm. The possible … variability within flowing rhythm are illustrated by the analysis of two performances of the same Ashkenazi , based …

… inventions of composers from Hassidic courts. The musical analysis of representative pieces shows that much of this … … Traditions … Tradition … 8 … 1982-83 … Jewish … Music … Analysis … Niggun … Niggunim … Field work … Ashkenaz … …