… the way in which it has been assimilated into Israeli music over a period of generations. The hallmark of personal …

… - Violoncello … Folk songs … Joachim Stutschewsky … Klezmer music … Hebräischer Tanz (Original aufgenommen von S. …

… Kiwi … Hazan … Hazzan … Iraq … Jerusalem … Liturgical music … Paytan … Piyyutim … Kriat Hatorah … Torah reading … …

… Kiwi … Hazan … Hazzan … Iraq … Jerusalem … Liturgical music … Paytan … Piyyutim … Kriat Hatorah … Torah reading … …

… Aya Schleifer (piano) From the event “Traditional Music for the Reform Synagogue” At the World Congress of … … Female cantors … Reform … Reform Judaism … Traditional music … Rosh Hashanah … Yom Kippur … Hin’ni Haaniyah Mimaas …

… in the Arab world, but also has connections to Jewish musical contexts and musicians. The lyrics of Hayrana Laih were written by Ahmed … an opera in Arabic ( Samson and Delilah ). He enriched Arab music by introducing new modes ( maqamat ) and rhythms of …

… (former Kurland or Courland) and began his study of Jewish music in Libau where he trained to be a cantor. He continued … in 1906.  In Jerusalem, he began working as a cantor and music teacher at the Hebrew Teacher’s college. Idelsohn was … and embarked on a massive project to record their unique musical and linguistic traditions.  To his end, Idelsohn was …

… of Adrianpole excelled especially in Hebrew poetry and in music, two fields in which Isaac Eliyahu Navon excelled as … and Zabotinsky. An interesting anecdote recounts the wedding ceremony of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, which was held in … Palestine. He settled in Jerusalem and committed himself to music and poetry. He invested most of his time and fortune …

… spent their summer vacations. Hans studied at the German Music Academy in Prague , after which he accepted a position … George Szell. Rather than associating with fellow Czech musicians, Krása often preferred to socialize and work in … Game), premiered at the Czech Theater D 35, with incidental music composed by Krása. The German version of the same …