… to Jewish musical expression—the collection traces the author’s artistic evolution. He moved from a distinguished … old prejudices and paving the way for new insights, the author will consider his task fulfilled.  Vienna, December … "folk songs," without anyone giving a thought to the author’s name. For Engel, this represented the fulfillment …

… the Ashkenazi tradition) of the second day of Passover. The author of this piyyut is Yosef bar-Yaakov (Kala’i), a paytan …

… of Arts and Sciences at Yeshiva University. She is the author of Women and Musical Salons in the Enlightenment …

… is the son of Rabbi Manis Friedman, a respected speaker and author in Chabad circles, and the nephew of the hasidic … M. 2009. The Making of a Reform Jewish Cantor: Musical Authority, Cultural Investment. Bloomington: Indiana …

… the name of the makam , the usul (rhythmic cycle) and the author. At the end of each makam there are some poems by two … (Weich-Shahak 2012; Seroussi and Havassy 2025). The author of the song was evidently acquainted with this genre. … the narration of these biblical events, the anonymous author(s) of this romance add lyrical motifs characteristic …

… related to these events is that for the 1732 ceremony. The author of the libretti for 1732 and for 1733 is identified …

… time. Through Judeo-Spanish (or Ladino) folksongs, the author illustrates a methodology for the interplay of …

… with the piyyut " Yefefiyah livavtini" (by unknown author), adapted to the melody of this Arabic song. At the …

… this opening, the piyyut " yedid nefesh " is performed. Its author, R. Elazar Azkari (or Azikri; Safed, …

… The author of this piyyut for the festival of Shavout was R. …

… is is a piyyut of the type called reshut le-ḥatan (lit. “authorization for the groom”), by an anonymous author, sung in honor of the groom when he is called up to …

… Maqam: Sigah The author of this seliḥa is unknown. It appears in the section …