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Edith Gerson-Kiwi in Tehran (1961): Documents from a Revealing Journey
… ideal mediator between these civilizations and those of the Eastern Mediterranean basin. There are a number of facts … of post–World War II ethnomusicology of the Middle East from the vantage point of its periphery, that is, … historical interrelations” in the crystallization of Middle Eastern musical systems (Gerson-Kiwi 1963:5), she …
"Evolution of Jewish Music": Discourse Communities and Narrative Construction in the Performance of Music History
… new, metahistorical myth, for which the novel provided at least a temporary modern surrogate. (Yerushalmi 1982, 98) … Jazz Singer , Rosenblatt can be read as a stand-in for the eastern European synagogue music that predated him. While … the narrative constructed here suggests a move from eastern European cantorial music to popular music that is …
Ezra Aharon (“Azuri”): Raphael Yair Elnadav, Itzhak Eliyah Navon and Ezra Aharon
… academies. His multifaceted personality—poised between East and West, between the religious and the …
Ezra Aharon (“Azuri”): Ten Years at the Palestine Broadcasting Service (PBS)
… of the Bible, the melodies of prayer, and the music of the East. The melody of Israel was exiled first to Babylon—“Upon … from Arabia to all parts of the world. Ezra, an expert in Eastern song, has poured its sounds into Hebrew means. …
Ezra Aharon (“Azuri”): Report on a reception by the Association for Oriental Hebrew Song
… organized”] in the year 1932 the musical competition of the East in Cairo, in which Ezra Aharon won the first prize, …
Sephardi Liturgy Studies
… related to diverse aspects of the Sephardi liturgies, East and West. Resources Articles: A Moroccan Synagogue …
Avarekh et Adonai (I shall bless the Lord) (Psalms 16, 7-11)
… melodies from Turkey or from other parts of the Middle East. The present recording includes: Avarekh - solo in free …
Uri netzura (Wake, you who is besieged)
… 'ayin libavtini . This lahan , found throughout the Middle East and the Balkans, is also well-known in Israel with the …
The Modernity of Piyyut Creativity: Ozreni El Hay Lehakhni'a
… among immigrants from Aleppo in particular and from all the Eastern Jewish centers (such as Iran and Central Asia) in … of the twentieth century, appearing live through the Middle East. Her recording of ‘Ya Farid al-Husni’, especially the … shows that by 1936 the song had acquired popularity, at least in circles of synagogue singers in Jerusalem, many of …
71. Our Ancient Hope
… a European perspective, of the Jewish soul turning “to the east toward Zion,” the Kerala poet began his song by …
Eliezer Goldberg, alias Leyzerke Kremenitser
… his music to the works by the most distinguished cantors of Eastern Europe such as Nissan Spivak (aka Nissi Belzer ), … and harmony’. His style was grounded on the traditional East European cantorial genre. He composed liturgical and … His compositions are mostly within the modal system of the Eastern European Jewish liturgy and are characterized by …
