… and Jewish liturgical music. His book Songs in Motion: Rhythm and Meter in the German Lied was published in 2010 by …

… the meaning of the text through the effects of pitch, rhythm and meter.  Argov was also a prolific composer of …

… diverse musical traditions, incorporating jazz, Brazilian rhythms, and polytonality into his works. He also explored …

… passage, which serves also as refrain, in a very flowing rhythm, and the ensemble responds with a very simple melody …

… dance tune. In other cases it refers to a shrot, joyful and rhythmic dance tune in two of [sic] three sections. Vinaver … and hopping in a circle, rather than graceful pose or soft rhythmic movement. The hopke is danced by Hassidim at … contain just one musical phrase with syncopated or bouncy rhythm and that phrase would be repeated endlessly. Vinaver …

… in her works far more Arab melodies, textures and rhythms than most Israeli composers, thus creating a renewed …

… in East European Jewish wedding dance repertoire, in 4/4 rhythm... Khusidl, Khosidl, or Khosid: A slow circle or line dance in Hasidic style, in a stately 2/4 rhythm. In some regions of Eastern Europe, synonomous with … to insist upon the unity of Meron repertoire in terms of rhythm. The fast melodies are dominated by eighth notes, …

… prayers were originally sung in a free meter and flowing rhythm. The three central Steigers are Magen Avot , Adonay … as not to harm the overall structure of the Steiger. Use of Rhythm The cantor fits the melodic motifs to rhythmic structures. These he chooses from the possibilities …

… lived, including the Turkish makamlar, Berber and Balkan rhythms and European influences. The romance is usually …

… They discusses different aspects of music, list melodic and rhythmic modes and discuss Pythagorean and NeoPythagorean …