Parallels between the notation of Ovadiah ha-Ger and a psalmodic cantillation transmitted in the oral tradition of the Jews of Djerba

Flender, Reinhard D.
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Title Parallels between the notation of Ovadiah ha-Ger and a psalmodic cantillation transmitted in the oral tradition of the Jews of Djerba.
Original Library/publisher Giovanni-Ovadiah da Oppido, proselito, viaggiatore e musicista dell'età normanna
atti del convegno internazionale, Oppido Lucano, 28-30 marzo 2004. A cura di Antonio De Rosa e Mauro Perani. Firenze: Giuntina, 2005
Host Item Giovanni-Ovadiah da Oppido (2005) 225-229
Language English
National Library system number 990004415090705171
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