… Hirsh Rat in Kolomyia, learned violin with the violinist, composer, and conductor Kalman Hirom, and later pursued … by the Galician folklorist Shmuel-Zanvl Pipe (1907–1943). … Israeli Musician, composer, teacher, cultural activist, and collector of …

… More recently, the Israeli ensemble Ha-lev veha-ma’ayan, directed by … a prominent disciple of Rabbi Nachman, and was the only composer in Breslov in that generation. The most famous of … of fifty-two new songs. (Natan Shahar, “The Eretz Israeli Song and the Jewish National Fund,” in Jonathan …

… Study of the Musical Modes , the German-born Israeli ethnomusicologist Edith Gerson-Kiwi sets the tone … because of its topic and the identity of its publisher, an Israeli state institution whose original mandate was the publication of works by local composers, but also because it stands out among the the most …

… the most popular melody of that American-born hasidic composer. Like Rosenblatt, Shenker is often represented as a … “Dor Metzuyan,” a dance-reggae track by the Orthodox Israeli ensemble Oif Simches. Accompanying the song, … We then see a costume change as the duo transforms into the Israeli folk rockers the Moshav Band, an ensemble whose …

… War, was composed by no less than three important Jewish composers within the span of a decade or so: David … Songs … Field recordings … Field work … Hebrew poets … Israeli Folk Songs … Israeli Music … Israeli poets … Zemer Ivri … Efrat Leibowitz …

… It was composed by Yaakov Talmud (1886-1964), the Gur court composer. This niggun was later adopted by the Chabad … Songs … Field recordings … Field work … Hebrew poets … Israeli Folk Songs … Israeli Music … Israeli poets … Zemer Ivri … Efrat Leibowitz …

… the network of Jewish ethnomusicologists with whom the composer was in contact or aware of. By 1977, these … Spector continued to maintain constant contact with the Israeli musicological scene as shown by her recommendations … Shiloah from the Hebrew University, a most distinguished Israeli ethnomusicologist and Arabist. She also recommended …

… Moroccan style. It was written by Moroccan singer and composer Mohamed Fouiteh (d. 1996), considered one of the … Ahavat 'olamim project. Before the piyyut , Moroccan-born Israeli poet Erez Bitton reads his poem  "Le-daber be-etzem … the Maghreb to Jerusalem … Serussi, Serousi … Piyyutim … Israeli art music … Israel … Piyyut … Morocco … Rabbi Haim …

… ) is by Ara Dinkjan, a contemporary American composer and 'ud virtuoso of Armenian origin that became … first performed in the late 1980s by the popular mizrahi ("Israeli Oriental") singer Yoav Yitzhak (b. 1958), under the … Levad yoshevet (She sits alone) by the popular contemporary Israeli composer and singer Avihu Medina. The lahan of the …

… Greek mythology, and reevaluating Brod’s contribution as a composer alongside his better-known literary legacy. Ohad … Goldenberg presented his study of plagal half-cadences in Israeli songs from 1928 to 1986, arguing that this feature, … virtually absent in Western art music, may be a genuine Israeli innovation. Hebrew and Israeli songs and their …

… echoes in another early version, this one by the cantor, composer and educator Nissan Cohen Melamed (1906-1983). It was recorded on October 11, 1953 by Kol Israel (Israeli Radio) for broadcasting purposes. Cohen Melamed is … “Moroccan”? And how did it turn into an extremely popular Israeli “Oriental” hit? Moreover, in a most unexpected turn …

… for their aliyah to Israel in 1954. It names one of the Israeli government emissaries who came to India to make the … of Malayalam; and its melody was created by G. Devarajan, composer of musical scores for more than 300 films. This hit …