… of essays Mein Weg zur jüdischen Musik (My Path to Jewish Music), published in Vienna in 1935 by Jibneh-Musikverlag, … the individual or that of a people, in joy and sorrow, in religious practice or daily life, music is always an … intense cultivation of music throughout Jewish history in religious, public, and social life. Jews in the ancient …

… twofold. First, there is the remarkable reciprocity between music and poetry. Second is a more fundamental kind of … think of the first type, the reciprocal relations between music and poetry, as an instance of the more encompassing … Devora. 2024. Why Rain Comes from Above: Explorations in Religious Imagination. New York: Hadar Press.   … 48904 … …

… ensemble, posted a video on YouTube titled “Evolution of Music.” In the four-and-a-half-minute video, the five … of Jewish music in divergent ways that reflect contemporary religious practices and discourses of inclusion. In this … the phenomenon of “flipping out,” a rightward shift in religious observance among Modern Orthodox eighteen- and …

… Film (forthcoming), an educational compendium bridging film music studies and Holocaust studies, and is currently … article in the  Journal for the Society of American Music . She has also been invited to speak at two of the … from the University of Minnesota and holds an M.A. in religious studies from the University of Colorado Boulder. …

… gathered in the Negev Desert for the Supernova music festival. [1] By day’s end, armed Hamas militants had … Israel. The anthem’s longer and more ambivalent genealogies—religious, diasporic, resistant—become difficult to hear in … was never confined to the political sphere. It was sung in religious Zionist homes to Psalm 126 during Shabbat and …

… and Havassy 2009), which focused on Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) musical incipits appearing at the head of Hebrew … into the repertoire sung at life-cycle celebrations or religious ceremonies and thus survived. In Morocco, a … Refa tziri El ne’eman , to the melody of Triste vida . This religious Hebrew poem appeared in collections of piyyutim …

… 1941, penned by the twenty-year-old Jerusalemite cantor and musician Raphael Yair Elnadav (Nadaf), of mixed … offers valuable insight into the relationships among Jewish musicians from Islamic countries active in British Mandate … personality—poised between East and West, between the religious and the secular—resonates with those of his elder …

… 28, 1939, Hatsofeh , a daily associated with the national religious political circles, reported on its front page in … song aligns with the general collusion of national and religious themes dominating this event. The presence of … and conductor of children’s choirs, an aspect of his musical activities during the British Mandate that is not …

… of the holiday songs were necessarily related to the Jewish religious cycle. Some songs addressed new secular … song. It was originally written in 1935 by Levin Kipnis to music by Mordechai Ze'ira as a marching song for an … Across the spectrum of the kibbutz movement (except for religious kibbutzim), May Day, i.e., international Workers' …

… of the land. Thus, the emphasis is not in the holiday's religious themes (such as the exodus from Egypt), but rather … … Field work … Hebrew poets … Israeli Folk Songs … Israeli Music … Israeli poets … Zemer Ivri … Efrat Leibowitz … …

… interview conducted as part of the Oral History of American Music project (December 15-16, 1986), Reich disclosed that … in his Bar Mitzva through transliteration, and how his “religious inclinations” sent him to take adult evening … about 3 years ago when, through intuition, I felt that my religious inclinations could perhaps best be satisfied …

… Muslim Andalusian tradition, this nuba is mainly used for religious song and praise of the Prophet. The beginning of … to Jerusalem … Serussi, Serousi … Piyyutim … Israeli art music … Israel … Piyyut … Morocco … Rabbi Haim Louk … Edwin …