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Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 1997
A double CD album characterized as “a charity compilation of love and peace songs by Israel’s top... more A double CD album characterized as “a charity compilation of love and peace songs by Israel’s top artists in memory of Yitzhak Rabin,” has been issued by NMC Music Ltd., 1995. The title on the cover is taken from the eulogy of President Bill Clinton: Shalom Chaver [Goodbye, My Friend]. It appears with two doves in green and blue symbolizing peace. On the back cover there is a picture of Yitzhak Rabin next to the flag of Israel and a list of the songs. Next to their titles in Hebrew, the names of the singers appear in Hebrew and English. There are 17 numbers on each CD.
MSGSÜ Sosyal Bilimler
The field of Jewish Music research originated at the beginning of the twentieth century, when Abr... more The field of Jewish Music research originated at the beginning of the twentieth century, when Abraham Zwi Idelsohn came to Jerusalem and began to document oral traditions of Jewish oriental communities in music transcriptions and sound recordings. Idelsohn's pioneering work set the ground for further research and recording of Jewish music. In 1935 a German-Jewish musicologist, Robert Lachmann, continued Idelsohn's work, and recorded the traditions of Jews, Arabs, and other communities living in Jerusalem and Palestine at the time. The emphasis of both of their work was on liturgical, traditional music transmitted orally and reflected ancient Jewish music. In 1965, the National Sound Archives was established in the National Library of Israel, and researchers continue to record traditional music along with popular music and other genres of music. In this paper, I claim that, despite the developments in technology and the production of popular music, the center of the National ...
Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 2012
Abstract: Philip Bohlman in his book Jewish Music and Modernity (2008) claims that ‘Jewish music ... more Abstract: Philip Bohlman in his book Jewish Music and Modernity (2008) claims that ‘Jewish music is re-imagined as timeless, the Jewish music of the people without history came to reside, above all, in the landscapes of Diaspora stretching eastward across the Mediterranean. (p.17)’ Jewish music is divided between two eras, one without and the other with history, one ancient and the other modern. Jewish music is also divided between religious music and secular music. Jewish music in modern times has also a national-geographic music, the music of Israel. In this paper I will discuss and try to demonstrate through musical examples and analysis the complexity of Jewish musical scholarship and the need to collect recordings of Jewish music as well as non-Jewish music. In this paper I will show the musical translations across the Mediterranean of Jewish and non-Jewish music, of Israeli and other Mediterranean musical cultures and the ongoing problem of defining musical-national-religious ...
Jahrbuch für Volksliedforschung, 1994
Page 1. Singing or Surviva Songs of the Lodz Ghetto, *L 1940-45 GILA FLAM ^ v> #7 Page... more Page 1. Singing or Surviva Songs of the Lodz Ghetto, *L 1940-45 GILA FLAM ^ v> #7 Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Singing for Survival Page 6. Page 7. Singing for Survival Songs of the Lodz Ghetto, 1940-45 GILA FLAM UNIVERSITY ...
Yearbook for Traditional Music, 1984
... Page 7. EUROPEAN JEWS IN ISRAEL / 73 ed and sometimes different functions. ... To a degree ev... more ... Page 7. EUROPEAN JEWS IN ISRAEL / 73 ed and sometimes different functions. ... To a degree even greater than the Palestine Orchestra, the orchestra of the Palestine Broadcasting Service (PBS), founded in 1938, also depend-ed on the influx of musicians from Central Europe. ...
AJS Review, 2006
This is a splendid book that explains, with great originality and sensitivity, the ways in which ... more This is a splendid book that explains, with great originality and sensitivity, the ways in which music was composed and performed in different Mu z y k a l i a XI • Judaica 3. Shirli Gilbert. Music in the Holocaust. Confronting Life in the Nazi Ghettos and Camps,. Clarendon Press, Oxford Oxford Hitsorical Music Books at the HMC Library Archive-Holocaust Memorial Center Music in the Holocaust: Confronting Life in the Nazi Ghettos and Camps. of a small but revealing corner of Holocaust history: the role and meaning of music. Violinists of the Holocaust James A. Grymes
Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 1997
A double CD album characterized as “a charity compilation of love and peace songs by Israel’s top... more A double CD album characterized as “a charity compilation of love and peace songs by Israel’s top artists in memory of Yitzhak Rabin,” has been issued by NMC Music Ltd., 1995. The title on the cover is taken from the eulogy of President Bill Clinton: Shalom Chaver [Goodbye, My Friend]. It appears with two doves in green and blue symbolizing peace. On the back cover there is a picture of Yitzhak Rabin next to the flag of Israel and a list of the songs. Next to their titles in Hebrew, the names of the singers appear in Hebrew and English. There are 17 numbers on each CD.
MSGSÜ Sosyal Bilimler
The field of Jewish Music research originated at the beginning of the twentieth century, when Abr... more The field of Jewish Music research originated at the beginning of the twentieth century, when Abraham Zwi Idelsohn came to Jerusalem and began to document oral traditions of Jewish oriental communities in music transcriptions and sound recordings. Idelsohn's pioneering work set the ground for further research and recording of Jewish music. In 1935 a German-Jewish musicologist, Robert Lachmann, continued Idelsohn's work, and recorded the traditions of Jews, Arabs, and other communities living in Jerusalem and Palestine at the time. The emphasis of both of their work was on liturgical, traditional music transmitted orally and reflected ancient Jewish music. In 1965, the National Sound Archives was established in the National Library of Israel, and researchers continue to record traditional music along with popular music and other genres of music. In this paper, I claim that, despite the developments in technology and the production of popular music, the center of the National ...
Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 2012
Abstract: Philip Bohlman in his book Jewish Music and Modernity (2008) claims that ‘Jewish music ... more Abstract: Philip Bohlman in his book Jewish Music and Modernity (2008) claims that ‘Jewish music is re-imagined as timeless, the Jewish music of the people without history came to reside, above all, in the landscapes of Diaspora stretching eastward across the Mediterranean. (p.17)’ Jewish music is divided between two eras, one without and the other with history, one ancient and the other modern. Jewish music is also divided between religious music and secular music. Jewish music in modern times has also a national-geographic music, the music of Israel. In this paper I will discuss and try to demonstrate through musical examples and analysis the complexity of Jewish musical scholarship and the need to collect recordings of Jewish music as well as non-Jewish music. In this paper I will show the musical translations across the Mediterranean of Jewish and non-Jewish music, of Israeli and other Mediterranean musical cultures and the ongoing problem of defining musical-national-religious ...
Jahrbuch für Volksliedforschung, 1994
Page 1. Singing or Surviva Songs of the Lodz Ghetto, *L 1940-45 GILA FLAM ^ v> #7 Page... more Page 1. Singing or Surviva Songs of the Lodz Ghetto, *L 1940-45 GILA FLAM ^ v> #7 Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Singing for Survival Page 6. Page 7. Singing for Survival Songs of the Lodz Ghetto, 1940-45 GILA FLAM UNIVERSITY ...
Yearbook for Traditional Music, 1984
... Page 7. EUROPEAN JEWS IN ISRAEL / 73 ed and sometimes different functions. ... To a degree ev... more ... Page 7. EUROPEAN JEWS IN ISRAEL / 73 ed and sometimes different functions. ... To a degree even greater than the Palestine Orchestra, the orchestra of the Palestine Broadcasting Service (PBS), founded in 1938, also depend-ed on the influx of musicians from Central Europe. ...
AJS Review, 2006
This is a splendid book that explains, with great originality and sensitivity, the ways in which ... more This is a splendid book that explains, with great originality and sensitivity, the ways in which music was composed and performed in different Mu z y k a l i a XI • Judaica 3. Shirli Gilbert. Music in the Holocaust. Confronting Life in the Nazi Ghettos and Camps,. Clarendon Press, Oxford Oxford Hitsorical Music Books at the HMC Library Archive-Holocaust Memorial Center Music in the Holocaust: Confronting Life in the Nazi Ghettos and Camps. of a small but revealing corner of Holocaust history: the role and meaning of music. Violinists of the Holocaust James A. Grymes