… sources (Peretz 2000). Rather than being based on the biblical story, this text draws on aggadah (rabbinic …

… version of the romance El robo de Dina , based on the Biblical story of the rape of the patriarch Jacob’s daughter …

… Baghdad to the tomb of Ezekiel the Prophet. The tomb of the Biblical prophet Ezekiel was a destination for thousands of …

… cantillation … Turkey … Sephardi … Liturgical music … Biblical … Teamim- Biblical cantillation symbols … Scroll … Istanbul … Sephardi …

… Sheffield Academic Press … … 1994 … Ancient music … Bible … Biblical chant … Ancient … Biblical … Instruments … Ancient Instruments … Miriam … …

… of Hebrew chanting with ideas from Buddhism by using biblical verses as Mantras in order to achieve a deeply … more than 10 albums. One of her famous melodies is for the biblical words Ozi V'zimrat Yah, (from psalms). The melody … Spiritual Leader … 0 … Renewal Judaism … Hebrew chanting … Biblical chant … American composers … Jewish composers … …

… 1929 and 1933 Ben Haim composed a series of vocal pieces to Biblical texts and infused his pieces with musical elements … … Choral … Compositions … Vocal music … Jewish music … Biblical … Yehuda Halevy … Vocal … Composer … Israeli … …

… … Bible … Hebrew cantillation … Score … Scores … Tropes … Biblical chant … Western Europe … Ashkenaz … Europe … West … Western Ashkenaz … Biblical … Western Ashkenazi … Victor Tunkel … The Music of …

… … 11807 … Composer … Israeli … Orchestra … Jewish … Biblical … Themes … Erich Walter Sternberg … רונית סתר …

… to Israel, he began using the Hebrew language and Biblical themes, apparent in his works,  Song of Deborah …