… to their place of origin. At the beginning of their life in Italy, the Tedeschian Jews sustained a hope to … which bears the attributes of any community, such as: religious belief, common origin, interests, culture, …

… began work on another study, Music in the Social and Religious Life of Antiquity  (1974), which was published on his … orchestral works, chamber music, and art songs. Later in life, while working as the musical director of the Fairfax …

… Levi-Tanai's family maintained a rich cultural and religious life, profoundly influencing her artistic sensibilities. … with a theatrical, Western artistic platform. For this life project, she won the Israel Prize in 1973. Her …

… father of modern Jewish musical research. Idelsohn’s life traversed several important arenas of modern Jewish … sanctified as a secular saint of Jewish sound, whose life was characterized by endless wandering and ended in … survey of existing and new archival sources related to the life and work of Idelsohn towards the completion of his …

… of polyphonic settings of Hebrew prayers, psalms and other religious poems has not ceased to captivate the imagination … span of his academic career to researching Rossi’s life and work. With a tongue in cheek, Seroussi’s essay …

… Casablanca 1946 As a child, James was enthralled by the religious songs that his father sang so beautifully at the …

… to Lodz with his family, where he enrolled in a modern religious Jewish school. Zylbercweig continued his secondary …

… on the biblical and post-biblical legends pertaining to his life, including the Exodus from Egypt, the receiving of the … by Meldola, includes piyyutim and other non-canonical religious texts that could be integrated into the liturgy …

… been born and raised in Rabat but then spent most of his life in Israel, where he received his rabbinical education. … as Moroccan Jewry’s foremost paytan , an expert in the religious poetry sung as part of the liturgy, in … as well as in ceremonies celebrating the stages of the life cycle, such as circumcisions and weddings. He was not …

… (5). And thus, it would seem that this chronicle of Unger’s life promulgates a non-identarian perception of Jewishness as a lived experience that entails a flux of religious, national, and cultural configurations. But … or not, Unger did not gain international fame during his lifetime. Shortly after his career took off, he was forced …