… … … 1;2 … 1913;1922 … Jews of Russia … 19th century jewish history … Jewish History … Jewish culture … traditional Jewish society … Ashkenazi … Pauline …

… in the Hebrew language, the Bible and the fundamentals of Jewish culture. In Russia, Amiran began his music studies with Joel … Sources: Encyclopedia Judaica Concise Encyclopedia of Jewish Music (Macy Nulman)   יוסי ספיבק, ושאבתם מים בששון   …

… , Bessarabia (now Chișinău, Moldova), was a renowned Jewish singer known for performing Yiddish, Russian, and French folk songs. Her birth name was Sofia … displaced Jews. Her post-war recordings expanded to include Russian and French folk songs, showcasing her linguistic …

… in southwestern Ukraine). This new production of the Jewish Music Research Centre prepared around the centennial … a researcher of the JMRC specializing on Yiddish song and culture in Eastern Europe prepared a detailed scholarly … and translation of all the texts into English, Hebrew and Russian as well as biographical information about the poets. …

… 1912-1917. The idea for the play came to Ansky as he led a Jewish folklore expedition through small towns of Eastern … hidden spiritual resources. Plans to produce the play in Russian by Stanislavsky's Moscow Art Theater in 1920 were … to become one of the most widely-produced in the history of Jewish theater. Its rich ethnographic tapestry, mystical …

… of the world’s leading scholars of Karaism and Judeo-Arabic culture. His interests include also Judaeo-Arabic Bible exegesis and philosophy, history of Jewish communities in Islamic countries, and Islamic … for Judaeo-Arabic Studies (1997-2013); co-director of the Jewish Studies program at St. Petersburg State University …

… Beregovski, Evreiskie narodnye napevy bez slov [ Jewish Tunes without Words , 1946]: This research was … accompanied by Beregovski’s own comments to the nign in Russian was published as a digital file in M. Beregovski, … century, becoming an emblematic signifier of modern Israeli culture. As Mazor has shown in his groundbreaking study, …

… a rich field of inquiry into the processes that constitute Jewish music repertoires, most especially in the modern … as “folk melody.” Indeed, the tune recalls those of Russian folksongs. However, it has not been located, thus … them had immigrated. Against the paradigm whereas Yiddish culture had a “one-way” circulation, from the Old to the New …