… “Mitzvah Tanz. Devotional dance associated with a religious mitzvah (commandment). Since rejoicing at weddings … the wedding couple, which is, as everyone knows, a religious commandment. Consequently we actually find in Koa … invites various guests up to dance the mitsve tants , the religious obligation to dance with the bride. Max wrote the …

… floats in heaven and on earth.” However, the content of the religious song is subverted, not necessarily in a positive …

… liturgical context, and is transformed into an independent religious song, performed on a weekday with instrumental …

… sang in Arabic and recordings of them performing Jewish religious hymns in Hebrew are rare. In that regard, the … facilitating musical exchange was the migratory paths of religious students and pilgrims: Egyptian Sheikha Sakina … Tanta); ḥazzanim went from Urfa to Aleppo to receive their religious and musical education (see below); and Aleppian …

… words, it is about the brief triumph of liberal political values and civil society in Russia, a story of Russian … a narrower Russian national culture based on ethnic and religious Russianness. In this sense, Rimsky-Korsakov, … and Joseph Achron found that the American Jewish focus on religious and ethnic identity could not accommodate their …

… song) is the “true” original melody. A Secular Anthem, Religious Song, Concert Lied or Popular Hit? The reception … this official sanctification below in more detail.   A religious song from West to East The reception of Hatikvah as a religious song is perhaps one of the most ignored aspects in …

… Music and literature. | Music theory –Philosophy. | Music--Religious aspects – Judaism. If we compare the headings and …

… the Sephardic version is included in a chapter of pizmonim (religious songs with refrain) not associated with a …

… the purpose “of establishing an aural-spatial context for religious performance, inspiring and expressing a state of religious spirituality” (2000, 14). The present analysis … Judit. 2000. 'The Practice of Music as an Expression of Religious Philosophy among the East-Ashkenazi Jews.'  …