… in the face of the growing upheavals affecting Central European Jewry during the interwar period: Is there a … art) were first identified among artists originating from Eastern Europe is based on the fact that, there, Jewish … were distinguished and particular. We owe to the Jews of Eastern Europe the non-disappearance of Jewish culture and …

… ideal mediator between these civilizations and those of the Eastern Mediterranean basin. There are a number of facts … point of its periphery, that is, outside the dominant European and emergent American centers. Carried out by a … historical interrelations” in the crystallization of Middle Eastern musical systems (Gerson-Kiwi 1963:5), she …

… the database at this stage focuses on nigunim documented in Eastern Europe. It draws on early printed collections and …

… Jazz Singer , Rosenblatt can be read as a stand-in for the eastern European synagogue music that predated him. While this … the narrative constructed here suggests a move from eastern European cantorial music to popular music that is …

… language that developed in Sephardic communities of the eastern Mediterranean (known as Ladino or Judezmo) and … as ויזיון, קאזה, קאזו, איז'ס, and others, all reflecting Eastern Mediterranean Ladino voiced fricative pronunciation … Jews from the Ottoman Empire, North Africa, and Western Europe. Hebrew publishing houses in Amsterdam, Livorno, and …

רזא דשבת (סוד השבת) הוא החלק השני של הטקסט הקבלי כגונא דאינון מתיחדים לעילא (כפי שהם…

… his music to the works by the most distinguished cantors of Eastern Europe such as Nissan Spivak (aka Nissi Belzer ), Baruch … His compositions are mostly within the modal system of the Eastern European Jewish liturgy and are characterized by …

… of a type of music unparalleled in the central-eastern European landscape: Hasidic tish-nigunim. Nigunim (Yiddish … the scarcity of musicological research on the core central-eastern European nigunim repertoire seems to be the lack of …

… Zionist/Israeli Historiography." British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies 23 (2): 125-145. Pratt, Mary Louise. 1991. … Sacred Soundscapes: The “Maqamization” of the Eastern Sephardic Liturgy." in Jews and Muslims in the … Era of Turmoil: Sephardic Liturgical Music in Southeastern Europe at the Turn of the 20th Century." Musica Judaica 21: …

… chansons. Gorby's music preserved the rich traditions of Eastern European Jewish music and brought it to a broader audience. … to her recording career, Gorby performed extensively in Europe and the Americas, often collaborating with other …

… a few months earlier in 1946. He shared the stage with two Eastern-European born American luminaries of the Yiddish theater, … musicians such as Léibele Schwartz, most of them from Eastern Europe and trained as musicians there, have remained …