… well-known for his pioneering work in the field of Hebrew musicology, primarily for his recording and research of the music of the various Jewish ethnic groups, presented to the … world in his monumental ten-volume  Thesaurus of Hebrew Oriental Melodies  (1914-1932).  Through his work on the …

… relations dominating the encounters between European ethnomusicologists and their subjects of inquiry in Israel. Our … the more or less accepted convention of classifying the “Oriental” Jews according to “’edot” (ethnic communities, … units adhere also to the self-perception of the “Oriental” Jews themselves, as these perceptions are …

… centuries. The zenith of this practice among Sephardic and Oriental Jews and the model for subsequent creativity is … it became major hub for liturgical and paraliturgical music in the modern western section of Jerusalem. It also … muwashsha h at and the rising new styles of Egyptian Arabic music developing from the late 19 th century onwards. The …

… see below. Although Idelsohn can be credited as the first musician to introduce this melody to the Zionist repertory … Binder 'Shabbes bei dem shalosh Seudes', New York, Metro music publication, 1938.   Links For information on Netiva … the Teaching of Abraham Zvi Idelsohn,  Peamim: Studies in Oriental Jewry 100, (2004), pp. 125-146 (In Hebrew). [3] …

… - Judeo-Espagnol - Judizmo … Ladino … Sephardic … Balkan music … Izmir … Spanish … Turkey … Yamim Nora'im - High …

… a forgotten source from the collection of the Latvian musician Emilis Melngailis (1874–1954), a devoted collector … Meir Shimon Geshuri argued that “Our music must remain Oriental in character, since we were an Oriental people in the Land of Israel” (Geshuri 1943). A …

… … 2 … Music Education in the Countries of the Orient, Proceedings … September, 1967 [Chairman: Yehudi Menuhin] … Music Education in the Countries of the Orient, Proceedings … Reflections of the Mutual Experience of Eastern and Western Musical Cultures with Reference to the Situation in Israel …

… appeared in 1935. The English one was published in Jewish Music Journal 2, no. 2 (1935): 8-11. The Hebrew one appeared … Rabinovitz and he took upon himself to teach me the music theory and voice training. Yiska’s memoire: [3a] He … and also the Hasidim. To get a full concept of the Oriental music, I collected the music of the Arabs, the …

… line of the opening stanza, is the refrain (same words and music are repeated) and x, the last line of the rest of the … Shofet kol ha’aretz.” This is the earliest mention of the music of our poem, and obviously it indicates that in the … to fourteen century Ashkenazi Mahzor at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy in St. Petersburg D …

… the earliest surviving specimens of Middle Eastern Jewish musical traditions. By nature of the technological … here, and also to collect melodies [“neginot”] from the Oriental Jews (such as Yemenites, Maghrebis, and Persians, … recordings (August 1, 1913) Lurie encountered the only "non-Oriental" Jew, Yaacov, a carpenter (plotnik) from the …