The weekday services
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Bibliographic Information
The weekday services
(Judaic traditions in literature, music, and art, . The musical tradition of the Eastern European synagogue / Sholom Kalib ; v. 2)
Syracuse University, 2005
1st ed
- : set
- pt. 1
- pt. 2
- pt. 3
- pt. 4
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Note
pts. 1-3. Musical anthology -- pt. 4. Annotative commentary
Bibliographical references: pt. 4, p. 391-396
Pts. 1-3 include "Content by prayer text", "Music by rendition and source", "Music by composer", pt. 4 includes "Content by prayer text"
Contents of Works
- pt. 1. The weekday daily services
- pt. 2. Minor holiday and public fast day services
- pt. 3. Midnight, ninth of Ôv and life-cycle event services
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume includes multiple renditions of every prayer, thus illustrating the broad diversity within traditional intonation of each prayer mode. In accordance with the traditional role assigned to the prayer leader of each service, renditions are presented at levels appropriate to the lay cantor (baal t'filo) as well the professional cantor (chazz'n). Liturgical texts that were traditionally intoned by cantor and choir, or by choir alone, are also included. Annotative commentary explains the liturgical role and character of each service and analyzes the musical content of each prayer mode within it. It also explains the techniques employed in applying the prayer mode to specific liturgical texts and how the applications reflect the literal as well as spiritual content of the texts. This set comprises four books covering the fourteen weekday liturgical occasions, with annotated commentary.
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