… Western tonal thinking (expressed mostly in chordal melodic motifs) and popular urban rhythmic patterns to the Hassidic …

… each in the form ABCC 1 . Each phrase is divided into two motifs of two bars each. A clear and simple harmonic …

… These can be found, for example, in the melodic lines, motif and rhythm formulas, and mode characteristics, that … recitative-like opening, which is occasionally based on the motifs that are traditionally used to learn canonical texts … which is characterized by a repetition of a small number of motifs (Recitation); and a closing segment that has a …

… musical phrase is expanded or contracted with additional motifs or extensions of the basic motifs pending on the length of each verse. However, in the …

… it is a cumulative song, with each verse adding another motif to the story. It begins with a kid bought by the …

… and is identical with those of nos. 25 and 27. It has two motifs: all the verses are sung to one, and the passage … shaḥar (With dawn); she wrote words of her own to the two motifs of this melody, and added another melodic motif at the end of the song. This song has been performed …

… ) is subtitled “based on motifs of liturgical melodies from the Italian Jewish rite.” …

… (excluding God's name which is sung with a short melodic motif), the melodies in the Polish tradition are mostly …

… Likewise, the Binding of Isaac has constituted a common motif in works of art among Jews throughout the ages (Sabar … had a psalmodic formula containing opening and closing motifs; in between them was a simple recitation tone ( tonus … and Caspar Amman’s transcriptions of the Torah cantillation motifs at the beginning of the sixteenth century and the …