… of the Netherlands in the 18th century.  Intended for performance on special occasions such as Simhat Torah and … eventually dedicated his dissertation to the “Art musical practice of some Jewish communities in Europe in the 17th … repertoire of the Jewish Baroque made public through performances and publications has concealed the existence of …

… History (1986) situated Falasha liturgy and religious practices in a broader Ethiopian and Christian context … modes ( qignit ) covered in this literature, in relation to performance practices I encountered in Israel among … Israel, focusing on “change and continuity” largely through performance practice, the relationship between music and …

… martyrs and saints approach still governs much of the practice of Jewish Studies and its approach to understanding … Lämel School, the upper classes arranged a students’ gala performance to which all of the pupils of the school and … parents were invited.  Father and I also went. The staged performance [Heb. h izayion ] included a dance of Bat Yifta …

… this feature later. Right now, let us move to the musical performance of the three verses.   The precious Leo Levi … differences between these interpretations, the three performances share some important features hinting at a … of the spiritual Christian music of his time.   Is the practice of singing the three verses of Psalm 80 unique to …

… Western Russia, Ukraine and Poland and is now widely practiced in Ashkenazi congregations around the world. There … “of establishing an aural-spatial context for religious performance, inspiring and expressing a state of religious … the acquisition of compositional craft, aid in preparing a performance), its goal is simply to hear the piece better , …

… the Sabbath before the wedding. [4] The h enna ceremony is practiced by Jewish communities throughout the Middle East … and feet with the h enna paste. [6]   Leah Avraham The performance of 'Qad Zawajunī' is by singer, dancer, artist … grape, like a musk on the hottest of days.   The recorded performance of the song featured in this article (from …

… Psalm 126] sung just before the Grace after meals. This practice was grounded on the mobility of melodies of certain … of liturgical time remained alive through their continuous practice in the domestic sphere among families of German … were adopted for Shir hama’alot , the occasion of their performance at home and a reference to a selection of the …

… 146.   Recordings of the tune's contemporary and historical performance practice attest to its popularity in Israel as a liturgical … melody of Atah E h ad capture the typical Hassidic style of performance, such as slow tempo and the characteristic tempo …

… Nahda era, Jewish musicians played an active role in the performance and perpetuation of the above-mentioned … texts with melodies from pre-existing popular songs, a practice with roots in the sixteenth century that continues … repeated five times in a row, signifies the occasion of its performance and has the character of a refrain: Al Har …