… 6 provides detailed musical analysis of several songs: a solo voice and masinqo performance, a solo voice and krar performance, a solo washint performance—which became an occasion for other …

… included).  “‘Doina #1.’ [Romania] This 1905 cornet solo by Mihal Viteazul... Because of its rubato phrasing and … is unmistakeable: sparse back-up chords against which a soloist improvises a weaving, twisting, plaintive melody. … banjo doinas exist. The ensemble sustains chords while the soloist articulates. Chord changes are indicated by the …

The Jewish Music Research Centre announces with sadness the recent passing of Cheikh…

… Auer, and composer Anatoly Lyadov. In 1908 together with Solomon Rosowsky , Mikhail Gnessin , Alexander Krein, and … Folk Music” founded three years earlier by Joel Engel, Solomon Rosowsky, Michail Gnesin a.o. For some time, he … on a Palestinian theme, op. 39; Concerto for Piano solo, op. 74), piano compositions for children, more than …

… triads by the klezmorim , who played between verses solo obbligato passages on violin, clarinet or flute...The … and wails of the woman on her fate and worries. The soloist approached the bride, who sat in the center of a … while his band assisted him... This is one of the soloist’s greatest moments, the moment, the situation, …

… questions. The recordings are all of male voices singing solo or in groups without instrumental accompaniment. One puzzling instrumental melody by a solo flutist is the only exception. Most interesting, the …

… still without meter. The cantor then repeats the response solo, leading without any interruption to the next blessing. … words of Shema are repeated by the cantor in a melismatic solo leading directly into the next prayer, the first … kamokha” (14:10) is also sung to the same melody by a child soloist.  This Arab song is obviously a latecomer to the …

… buildings in Holland. The synagogue was modeled after Solomon's temple and is constructed from large red bricks … th and 19 th centuries includes original compositions for solo singer or choir, with or without musical …

… without, historically performed primarily by men, either solo or collectively, in a monophonic texture. They serve … of liturgical music include a clear distinction between the soloist (cantor) and the audience (congregation), which … sanctity and/or complexity, have always been performed solo; the personal, subjective impact of the singer—a …