Jehoash Hirshberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 140307 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jehoash Hirshberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jehoash |
| FAMILY NAME | Hirshberg |
| SIGNATURE | HIRSHBERG J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Tangled Road to Legalization
Just after Israel was founded in May 1948, hundreds of thou sands of Holocaust survivors flooded the economically frail young state. At that point, Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion understood that the postwar German government would make efforts to compensate the sur vivors and their families. In September 1951 Chancellor Konrad Ade nauer made a historic statement to the Bundestag recognizing the obligation of the German government to compensate I…
Beyond the Baroque
Jewish Music
Jewish music
Jewish music
Tal (Gruenthal), Joseph
Fleischer, Tsippi
Hexachord
Israel
Music in the Jewish Community of Palestine 1880-1948. A Social History
Music in the Jewish Community of Palestine 1880–1948
This book presents a social history of the music of the Jewish community in Palestine from the beginnings of Jewish immigration to Palestine in 1880 to the declaration of the State of Israel in 1948. The story is a fascinating case study of a small society of immigrants and refugees who established an internationally recognized professional musical establishment against the backdrop of two world wars, the absorption of successive waves of immigra…
In search of a model for transplanted music in migrant communities
The study of the role music plays in the migrant experience has led to a re-examination of methodologies and of existing models of musical change. This paper, in keeping with its first version which was given at the annual meeting of the Musicological Society of Australia in Perth, September 1990, represents a search for a comprehensive model of musical change
The Land Where Two Streams Flow
The Role of Music in the Renewed Self-Identity of Karaite Jewish Refugee Communities from Cairo
The process called by Karaite Jews from Cairo “Our twentieth century exodus” (El-Kodsi 1987: 294) was an extreme case of a refugee movement which culminated in the near-total displacement of an entire ethnic-religious community from its most important center. Throughout the ensuing process of individual resettlement and communal reorganization traditional music has played a significant role. This essay will consider the specific conditions both a…
Musical Tradition as a Cohesive Force in a Community in Transition
In his discussion of the process of change, Bruno Nettl lists a selection of conditions of culture that have made rapid changes typical of the twentieth century, adding that it may be noted that some of these characteristics could conceivably also encourage stability as well as (Nettl 1983:179). One of the characteristics mentioned is large scale migration, though not of entire culture units (ibid.). The emigration of the Karaite community of Cai…
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Musical Tradition as a Cohesive Force in a Community in Transition
In his discussion of the process of change, Bruno Nettl lists a selection of conditions of culture that have made rapid changes typical of the twentieth century, adding that it may be noted that some of these characteristics could conceivably also encourage stability as well as (Nettl 1983:179). One of the characteristics mentioned is large scale migration, though not of entire culture units (ibid.). The emigration of the Karaite community of Cai…
The Role of Music in the Renewed Self-Identity of Karaite Jewish Refugee Communities from Cairo
The process called by Karaite Jews from Cairo “Our twentieth century exodus” (El-Kodsi 1987: 294) was an extreme case of a refugee movement which culminated in the near-total displacement of an entire ethnic-religious community from its most important center. Throughout the ensuing process of individual resettlement and communal reorganization traditional music has played a significant role. This essay will consider the specific conditions both a…
The Land Where Two Streams Flow
In search of a model for transplanted music in migrant communities
The study of the role music plays in the migrant experience has led to a re-examination of methodologies and of existing models of musical change. This paper, in keeping with its first version which was given at the annual meeting of the Musicological Society of Australia in Perth, September 1990, represents a search for a comprehensive model of musical change
Music in the Jewish Community of Palestine 1880–1948
This book presents a social history of the music of the Jewish community in Palestine from the beginnings of Jewish immigration to Palestine in 1880 to the declaration of the State of Israel in 1948. The story is a fascinating case study of a small society of immigrants and refugees who established an internationally recognized professional musical establishment against the backdrop of two world wars, the absorption of successive waves of immigra…
Music in the Jewish Community of Palestine 1880-1948. A Social History
Jewish Music
Jewish music
Jewish music
Tal (Gruenthal), Joseph
Fleischer, Tsippi
Hexachord
Israel
Beyond the Baroque
The Tangled Road to Legalization
Just after Israel was founded in May 1948, hundreds of thou sands of Holocaust survivors flooded the economically frail young state. At that point, Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion understood that the postwar German government would make efforts to compensate the sur vivors and their families. In September 1951 Chancellor Konrad Ade nauer made a historic statement to the Bundestag recognizing the obligation of the German government to compensate I…
Art (9 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (8 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Judaism (6 works) · History (5 works) · Literature (4 works) · Musical (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · German (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works)