… number of linguistic variants for the freylakhs (such as hopke, dreydl, rikudl ), but these had no musical …

… that this is 'a fair example of Israeli musical scholarhip.' (ibid., p. 305, note 47) Rather than criticize … was a bit cryptic in his commentary on the relationship between these two melodies (p. xix): “The first four …

Sarah Cohen, Ruby S. Hallegua. Recorded by Barbara Johnson, Kochi,  January 2, 1977…

ספר איוב ממעט בנעימות ובזמר. כלי נגינה מוזכרים בו לשלילה בלבד.[1] רק לקראת סופו, בראשית…

… that with the ageing of the IBA’s Oriental orchestra membership, and, given the lack of educational institutions, …

… as teacher-disciple, soloist-chorister, guilds’ membership, mutual compliments, etc.). They promoted new aesthetic … these unique repertoires within a wide European context we hope to liberate Ashkenazi liturgical music from its status …

… Danan Synagogue in Fez, Morocco. … The Moroccan Jewish worship, namely daily, weekly and holiday prayers, has been …

… community. From within this community as well, a leadership arose that initiated immigrations to Israel after the …

מלחין, פסנתרן ופדגוג יהודי; נולד בטרנופול, אך בבגרותו גר ויצר בווינה וברלין, בפריז…

… a scale, but also to characteristic motives, pitch relationships, affects, and associations of a given repertoire (see … in depth, and Simcha Kogut (1994) investigates the relationship between the phrasing of the te’amim and the exegesis in … from these pitch centers. Roman Numerals show relationships between the pitch centers and their associated scales …