… the direction of Alfred Rosenberg, including the theft of instruments, rare sheet music, and recordings. … 1 … 36110 … …

… Stutchewsky seems to hint at two sides of the same musical coin in Hasidic thought. Cyclical return and the …

… Jerusalem, Israel … Jerusalem, Israel … Kulmus Hanefesh: A Musical Journey into the Hassidic Niggun … Hasidic … Hasidic …

… music … Antiquity … Archeology … Ancient … Ancient Israel … Instruments … Ancient Instruments … Nebuchadnezzar … Daniel (Book of) … Realia … … played on... but what did they play on? Identifying the instruments in Nebuchadnezzar’s orchestra …

… passage I Samuel (10:5) cited describing Philistine musical instruments. Photos of 3 views of the vessel, however …

… A unique genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition. Lyric songs, structured mostly as stanzas … Performance is mostly in group singing accompanied by instruments, especially the'pandero' (tambourin). Cantigas …

… received a Fulbright for her MA research, Twentieth Century Musical Composition in Wales and its Relationship with … as an indicator of culture change. Warkov’s research and musical analysis relied on her skills as a student-performer … She also made a substantial contribution to the book The Musical Tradition of Iraqi Jews by Amnon Shiloah and wrote …

… word nuba is “taking turns.” This is the name given to a musical genre that developed in Morocco beginning in the 9th … our first edition. This year, she offers us a historical musical journey that touches upon the roots of her identity. … the melodies, and the voices of the traditional musical instruments. Along the way, we sample the splendor of the …

… edited by Rita Ottens and Joel Rubin, contains many of the musical personalities described in their book 'Klezmer …

… … Women … Biblical … Singing … Orchestra … Dance Music … Instruments … Alfred Sendrey … Music in Ancient Israel …