… compilation of passages from the Book of Splendor, the main medieval text of Jewish mysticism, addressing non-verbal …

… is an anthology of poems by one or several poets. In the medieval Hebrew poetry of Al-Andalus, the term Diwan meant … songs and blessings composed by the Sephardi poets of medieval Spain. This collection was gradually expanded from …

… technique, philosophy, and ethics of music from early medieval to early modern periods. The texts are independent …

… in Jerusalem. He published extensively on early piyyut, medieval Hebrew poetry and Jewish prayers and was the …

… figure Jubal as the inventor of music was prevalent among Medieval music threorists while other theorists saw Greek … and periods. The figure of Jubal (Genesis 4:21) appears in medieval Christian writings with enrichment of the brief … … … 1974 … Music … Bible … Music theory … Mythology … Medieval … Biblical … Jubal … Israeli … Judith Cohen … …

… (topics such as "la estrella Diana" and "linda dama" recall medieval Hispanic lyric songs). Haim's version, however, is …

… diverse as Judeo-Spanish (sephardic) music, Arab tunes and medieval music integrated into a contemporary musical …

… Smith: lute, gittern David Stattelman: voice, percussion … Medieval music ensemble … Altramar …

… Religion … … Middle Ages … 1988 … Incantations … Kabbalah … Medieval … aharon … MKB … Moshe Idel … Music and Ecstatic …

… called badhanim or leizanim ('jesters') are mentioned in medieval rabbinical literature (e.g. R. Elijah b. Isaac of …