… Dastga-Composition: A Phenomenological Study of the Musical Modes , the German-born Israeli ethnomusicologist Edith … Dastga-Composition: A Phenomenological Study of the Musical Modes . Her first-hand experience in Iran and the …

… musical structure of cantillation more that the particular modes used in this or that community or for one part of …

… folk singing, incorporating in some of his works the modes, expressive gestures, harmonic language and formal …

… of this lacuna, is the detailed description of musical modes, scales, and melodic patterns of nigunim from Galician … their cultural heritage contains traditional values and modes of expression that are transmitted from generation to … central sounds: in A, these are just g–b♭–c’–d’ , with the modest addition of the adjacent d , a and e♭’ ; in B, the …

… the other sections are improvisatory and modulate to other modes. Sometimes, as in this  Täräkämä , an improvised …

… communities. They contain elements of original Jewish modes intermingled with French chants of the Middle Ages. …

… (complete version, Scri- Tobi: 155-7). Three different modes of performance are illustrated here: solo, duet, and …

… feeling. From my father I learned to love the synagogal modes and “Zemiroth” as well as Jewish Folk-Songs. At home I …

… Eastern-European domestic folklore versus synagogue prayer modes – this number reflects Stutschewsky’s stance for …

… see Stutschewsky 1959: 76–8. [3] More about the klezmer modes in Stutschewsky 1959:  202–9. [4] Stutschewsky was …

… The chapter focuses most especially on the four Ethiopian modes ( qignit ) covered in this literature, in relation to …

… as Braunschweig, where the scale of the model was much more modest than in Vienna or Berlin. Finally, the 20 th century … liturgical music such as anthologizing efforts and other modes of encoding and standardization will also be an object … their particular intersections between events, genres, modes, traditional vs. “progressive” musical styles, …