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Jewish music between East and West
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| Reflects the encounter between Sephardi and Ashkenazi musical traditions in Europe and the Middle East, as well as between these Jewish traditions and French, Italian, German, Russian, Ottoman, and Arab societies. |
| Performer |
Gallagher, James S.; Apfelstadt, Hilary |
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| Record Company |
Columbus, Ohio : Melton Center for Jewish Studies at the Ohio State University |
| Creation Date |
2003 |
| Creators |
Gallagher, James S. 1941- (conductor, performer) Apfelstadt, Hilary (conductor, performer) Melton Center for Jewish Studies (Ohio State University) Ohio State University. (performer Symphonic Choir, performer Chorale) |
| Note on Location and Date |
Recorded live at Weigel Hall the Ohio State University Columbus Ohio Feb. 24 27 and Mar. 14 2002. |
| Genre |
Suites,Choruses, Sacred,Art music,Synagogue music,Musical traditions (Jewish), Ashkenazi, Eastern-European |
| Physical Description |
3 sound discs : digital 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet ([16] p. : col. ill. 12 cm.). |
| Language |
heb |
| Duration |
00:53:07 01:07:10 01:15:01 |
| Notes |
1st CD enhanced. Program notes by Jan Radzynski and Edwin Seroussi and personnel list ([16] p.) inserted in container. מסורת: אשכנזים :מזרח |
| Content Note |
Cd-1. The St. Petersburg school. Nigun / Leo Zeitlin (5:20) -- El ha'tzipor (3:50) / Moshe Milner -- Hebrew sketches suite / Alexandr Krein (11:48) -- Agada : Tis a legend, op. 46 (3:37) Hebrew dance (7:16) / Joseph Achron -- Hora / Michael Gnessin (5:03) -- Two folk songs : opus 8 (3:34) Kaddish (11:00) / Alexandr Veprik -- Hadibuk : suite No. 1 / Joel Engel (23:24) -- Cd-2. Synagogue music from the 19th century. Yimloch no. 2 (1:24) [and] Yimloch no. 9 (1:13) : from Recueil des chants hébraįques / Emile Jonas -- Lekha-Dodi : from Schir-Hakawod / Jacob Bauer [and] Isidor Löwit -- Yigdal : from Musica sacra di Livorno / David Garzia (4:19) -- Pour l'entrée des mariés, no. 26 (3:04), Pour mariages, no. 29 (1:28), Pour mariages, no. 30 (Psaume 18) (2:31), [and] Pour mariages, no. 31 (5:22) : from Chants religieux des Israélites / Samuel Naumbourg -- Ma tovu (1:15), Kaddish no. 1 (2:27), [and] Lecha Adonay (2:06) : from Recueil des chants hébraįques / Emile Jonas -- Adon olam : from Chants religieux des Israélites / Samuel Naumbourg (5:36) -- Romemu Adonay : from Musica sacra di Livorno / Nunes Franco (3:49) -- Nohamu, nahamu ʹami : from Musica sacra di Livorno / Michele Bolaffi (2:40) -- Psalm 39 (1:15), Psalms 42 & 43 (6:26), [and] Psalm 100 (4:34) : from 18 liturgische Psalmen : für Soli, 4stg. gemischten Chor und Orgel / Louis Lewandowski -- Cd-3. The Israeli Mediterranean school. Three Jewish dances / Marc Lavry (7:05) -- Israeli suite / Joachim Stutschewsky (18:00) -- Sonatina / Yitzhak Edel (9:54) -- Nigun / Artur Gelbrun (1:50) -- Dance / Artur Gelbrun (2:36) -- La Méditerranée (I) (6:41) / Max Brod -- La Méditerranée (II) / Max Brod (5:29) -- Serenade / Paul Ben-Haim (15:28). |
| Note on Participants |
Various instrumentalists (St. Petersburg school and Israeli Mediterranean school); the Ohio State University Symphonic Choir, James Gallagher, conductor; the Ohio State University Chorale, Hilary Apfelstadt, conductor; in part with keyboard (synagogue music). |
| Shelf Number |
CD 04279 |
| System Number |
990032493770205171 |
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Reflects the encounter between Sephardi and Ashkenazi musical traditions in Europe and the Middle East, as well as between these Jewish traditions and French, Italian, German, Russian, Ottoman, and Arab societies.
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