… Abraham. He especially references the painter, writer, and poet, Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo, who described Abramo, his …

… attributed to Solomon Ibn Gabirol (1021-1058), Andalusian poet and philosopher. It is traditionally included in the …

… of the twentieth century. It includes poems by canonical poets that were set to music by professional composers, songs by amateur poets and composers, translated songs, and borrowed … Music … Zemer Ivri … Field recordings … Field work … Hebrew poets … Israeli poets … Efrat Leibowitz … Talila Eliram … …

… to seventeenth-century Italy; early Jewish women as poets and singers; the beginnings of Hebrew musical …

… The writer of most of the texts of the medley was the poet Binyamin Avidany, who wrote texts for Abuganim as well … now amended. The text was written by the Polish-born Hebrew poet and author  Sh. Shalom (pseudonym of Shalom Joseph … of the candle ( ner ) as a persona in the song whom the poet addresses led to its association with Hannukkah by …

Ani hatsal [sic] (Shir hatunah). I am rising (the wedding song).  Performed by…

… The poet and philosopher Moses ibn Ezra was born in 1055 in … with the theory of music in two of his books: the book on poetic art,  Kitab almuhadarah wa' lmudakarah  ('Book of …

… 'The Maqamat in the Hebrew Poetry of the Oriental Jews' A frequent feature in Hebrew … subtitles; it is intended mainly for scholars of Hebrew poetry, and contains no musical examples. Musicians would do …

Wedding nashid by Yehuda Halevi in praise of the beauty of the groom.  Yosef…

… by an essay by de Sola, on the history of Spanish Jewish poets and their poetry, as well as the question of survival of ancient tunes and the introduction of new melodies to the concerned poetry (see separated entry). … 40 … 40 … 1 … 37895 … London …