… Ph.D. program in Musicology in 1979.  Intent on playing Arabic music, she studied ‘ud with leading Palestinian … Iraqi-Jewish musicians, Warkov interviewed personnel at the Arabic section of the Israel Radio (Kol Israel). Her work …

… relations between three "piyyutim" from Djerba and three Arabic songs …

… Change … Arab Music … Iraq … Jewish music … The Urban Arabic Repertoire of Jewish Professional Musicians in Iraq …

… … Geniza … Egypt … Jewish History … Manuscripts … Modes … Arabic modes … Paradigms of Arabic Modes in the Genizah Fragment Cambridge T.S. N.S. …

… the Israeli Broadcast Authority (IBA) —supported an Arabic music orchestra on its ‘Voice of Israel in Arabic’ channel, which provided a permanent job and benefits … style’— most commonly referred to today as classical Arabic music, or, following A.J. Racy’s (2003) book, Tarab . …

… at the University of  London, with a focus on French and Arabic languages. During World War I he served as an … heading a project to translate several important Medieval Arabic music treatises. In 1930, along with fellow teachers … numerous research documents, early commercial records of Arabic music, and photographs from Lachmann’s North African …

… the Muslim community in Tunisia and composed many songs in Arabic.  In 1919, with the conclusion of WWI and the release … . He gained fame through his diverse body of songs in Arabic, and became one of the leading composers of Tunisian … Asher Mizrahi. In this way, even songs that were written in Arabic, for an Arab audience, expressed Asher Mizrahi’s …

… Cantata (text in Arabic by al-Khansa , a 7th century Arabic woman poet) for chamber choir, two oboes, ḳanun (or … … Cantata … Cantatas … 1989 … Israel … Poetry … Cantatas … Arabic … Cantata … Israeli art music … Israeli composers … …

… translates and explains two manuscripts originally in Arabic written in Hebrew letters one of which originates … … Yuval Studies … … 1968 … Modes … Manuscripts … Iraq … Arabic … Pythagorean … Baghdadi … Amnon Shiloah … Israel …