The cantors voice : כנסית החזנים באמריקה / published by the Cantors Assembly.
Cantors Assembly (U.S.)
כתב עת| כותר |
The daily Psalms for Sunday through Friday. |
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| יוצרים נוספים |
Kushner, Harold J. (Harold Joseph), 1933- |
| מתוך |
Journal of Synagogue Music 39,2 (2014) 16-27 |
| תקציר/הערה |
Editor's Note: Rabbi Klein served as Scholar-in-Residence at the 17th Annual Cantors Assembly convention held at Grossinger's Resort in Liberty, New York, May 24-27, 1964, lecturing each morning on Psalms 24, 48, 82, 94 and 81. He was then spiritual leader of Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Buffalo, and a former President of the Rabbinical Assembly who had authored Responsa and Halakhic Studies and would later produce the best-selling Guide to Jewish Religious Practice. The musical selections that follow each of Rabbi Klein's introductions stylistically represent the eras during which they were composed. Yet they are timeless in their unerring choice of prayer mode for the particular text. Michael Levy's settings of excerpts from the Psalms for Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday were commissioned by the Histadrut Hapoel Hamizrahi's Department of Music (Mi-zimrei ha-yom, 1954). K'shimkha elohim—excerpted from the Monday Psalm-was patterned after the "Mah Tovu" from Pinchas Spiro's Complete Weekday Service, 1970. Psalm 93 for both Friday morning and evening is introduced by Rabbi Harold Kushner, who served as spiritual leader of Temple Israel in Natick, Massachusetts for 24 years, and authored the bestseller When Bad Things Happen to Good People, 1978. He delivered these remarks at a workshop, "Psalms in the Liturgy," on May 9, 1979 during the 37th Annual Cantors Assembly Convention. The music was adapted from the "Yismechu" in Charles Davidson's Chassidic Sabbath, 1973, and appears here with the composer's permission |
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| מספר מערכת |
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