… Targum … Oral tradition … Palestine … Tiberias … Grammar … Transmission … Babylonian … Biblilcal cantillation … …

… of the tradition and the learning process. This oral transmission, from one generation to the next, from a  … Sephardim, and the  'adot hamizrah , namely the oral transmission of synagogue chant. However, starting in the … in Germany a serious weakening of the oral means of transmission. This occurred at the same time as the …

… to whether this additional version is part of his father’s transmission or if it stems from another source. The … shows that reaching definitive conclusions regarding the transmission of nigunim based on few testimonies is at best … The following cases show additional lineages in transmission of this nign  in other Hasidic dynasties. The …

… On many occasions, he carried out this enormous effort of transmission on a voluntary basis, in synagogues and …

… within the Judeo-Spanish repertoire. The complex chain of transmission connecting this song to various corners of the … suggesting that this note may be part of the pattern of transmission.  Your browser does not support the audio … article which illuminate theories regarding the origin and transmission of the song for Shavuot, “Nuestro Señor …

… of Israel Adler’s work was on the dialectics between oral transmission and written sources of Jewish liturgical music. … as “art” works became traditionalized by practice and oral transmission (i.e. his article in Hebrew, “Creation and …

… the text of “Pesah a la mano” have emerged because of oral transmission (or mishearing of recordings), such as “Las …

… thus the same tune had, as we have noticed, another line of transmission in American Jewish songsters which reproduced …

… answer (modern). Put differently, in the process of oral transmission the “people” voted for the minorization …

… ha-erez . It seems that at in the early stages of oral transmission the original German song was “Yiddishized” …