… coexisting” (Latour 2005, 108). Reich’s translations of biblical cantillation tropes and Hebrew psalmody into (his) … 15-16, 1986), Reich disclosed that he began studying biblical Hebrew (rather than modern Hebrew) in 1974 to gain … a ba'al teshuvah, among them his transcriptions of te’amim (biblical tropes) and Sabbat eve recitations of Song of …

… a prayer in Noah’s mouth. Just as those who uttered these Biblical prayers were heard, so should their call be …

… ‘Arfe `esert , the commemoration of deliverance after the Biblical Flood. They who pray are always to praise God, who …

… / Hanoch Avenary Yuval: Volume X, 2016: Eastern Ashkenazi Biblical Cantillation: An Interpretive Musical Analysis …

… Jerusalem and the pilgrimage to Zion. Among several other Biblical references one should specifically mention Psalm …

… the spot chosen for the occasion. The selection and use of Biblical references found throughout this prayer indicates how the Səgd has been invested with Biblical authority. The model for this holiday is found in … This chapter comprises the central section of the public Biblical reading during the Səgd . Beta Israel maintains …

… which Jerusalem will be dressed upon their return. Several Biblical quotations appear in this second part: Isaiah 51:9; …

… is also based on Psalm 136 but does not include many other Biblical references. The melody of this prayer is specific …

… It includes verses from Psalm 136, expanded with such Biblical passages as: Psalm 104; Psalm 148; Job 29:16; Job …

… and Ma’arir Seni. It combines close variations on several Biblical passages. It firstly states the prescriptive …

… to Pharaoh, his army or the Sea of Reeds itself. Several Biblical quotes included in this text are from Exodus 15 …

… purpose of the prayer is to praise the Lord. It builds on Biblical motifs where God as the Creator reigns in the …