… … Judit Frigyesi … Peter Laki … Free-Form Recitative and Strophic Structure in the Hallel Psalms …

… of Hebrew monophony between free-form recitation and strophic construction. … 3 … Orbis Musicae … Orbis Musicae … … … Psalms … Religion … Hallel … Hungary … Recitative … Structure … Jewish music … Monophony … Strophic structure … Forms … Metrical … Free-form … Judit …

… genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition. Lyric songs, structured mostly as stanzas of four verses in a-b-a-b rhyme … text, except in the case of serial songs. The music has a strophic formal structure, often with a different tune for the refrain. …

… we will rejoice together.” The strophes share a similar structure. First strophe: “From day to day you cheat on me, …

… to tell Memron (Nimrod) that there is a God in heaven. The strophic text is structured (with some deviations) in mono-rhymed quartets. … …

… A unique genre in the Sephardic Jews musical tradition.. Strophic poems, with various but very definite textual structures, in a characteristic continuity or coherence of … events on the Sephardic communities. Coplas are sung with a strophic melody, which shows clearly the influence of the …

… of rhyming verses (that can indeed be quite long) into a strophic structure, in which one musical stanza is repeated, with …

… groom rejoice!” The next version, from Rhodes, has the same structure, however some similes are different; the head is …

… on Mount Sinai. The textual form consists of eight stanzas structured in estrofas  zejelescas , a strophic form with a rhyme scheme of aaab. Verses are … melodies below, we find that all variants share a common structure of four musical phrases of relatively equal …

… and in the refrain: 'El Hai Sur Olamim.'. The text is structured in eight verses’ stanzas with a repeated two … phrases. .   No. of verse: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-9-10 Rhyme structure: a b c b d b b e f e f e Melodic structure: A B C D A B C D A B C D   Transcription of the …