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This year marks 50 years since the establishment of the musicology department and the Jewish Music Research Centre at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Department graduates, friends, teachers and students, along with members of the musicology community of Israel, are invited to honor us with your attendance at a festive celebration on Wednesday and Thursday, June 10-11, 2015, in Mount Scopus campus.
At this event, we will discuss musicological research from the past, present and with an eye to the future. Throughout this jam-packed and rich day, organized in tandem with the Israel Musicological Society, we will host several of the world’s leading musicologists, including Professor Richard Taruskin (UC Berkeley) and Professor Michael Beckerman (NYU), and hear a selection of live musical pieces.
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Jewish Music Research Center | 50th Anniversary Celebrations
This year marks 50 years since the establishment of the musicology department and the Jewish Music Research Centre at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Department graduates, friends, teachers and students, along with members of the musicology community of Israel, are invited to honor us with your attendance at a festive celebration on Wednesday and Thursday, June 10-11, 2015, in Mount Scopus campus.
At this event, we will discuss musicological research from the past, present and with an eye to the future. Throughout this jam-packed and rich day, organized in tandem with the Israel Musicological Society, we will host several of the world’s leading musicologists, including Professor Richard Taruskin (UC Berkeley) and Professor Michael Beckerman (NYU), and hear a selection of live musical pieces.
This year marks 50 years since the establishment of the musicology department and the Jewish Music Research Centre at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Department graduates, friends, teachers and students, along with members of the musicology community of Israel, are invited to honor us with your attendance at a festive celebration on Wednesday and Thursday, June 10-11, 2015, in Mount Scopus campus.
At this event, we will discuss musicological research from the past, present and with an eye to the future. Throughout this jam-packed and rich day, organized in tandem with the Israel Musicological Society, we will host several of the world’s leading musicologists, including Professor Richard Taruskin (UC Berkeley) and Professor Michael Beckerman (NYU), and hear a selection of live musical pieces.
Rabin Building, Mandel Institute for Jewish Studies The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Mount Scopus Remarks by Ruth HaCohen and Edwin Seroussi, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Halleluyah, hallelu el be-qodsho (Psalm 150) Algerian melody
Recitation of Psalms according to traditional cantillation
Lekhu neranena lAdonay (Psalm 95) for the Welcoming of the Sabbath Mizmor shir leyom hashabbat (Psalm 92) for the Welcoming of the Sabbath Mizmor le-David havu lAdonay (Psalm 29) for the Sabbath Lamnatzeah al ha-gittit le-Assaf (Psalm 81) for Rosh Hashanah
Le-David barukh (Psalm 144) modern melody by Rabbi David Buzaglo
(Intonazione degli ebrei tedeschi sopra ) from Estro poetico-armonico (Venice, 1724-7)
Benedetto Marcello - Salmo Decimo In Domine confido (Intonazione degli ebrei
tedeschi sopra il salmo ) from Estro poetico-armonico (Venice, 1724-7)
Halleluyah, hallelu el be-qodsho (Psalm 150) modern melody by Roni Ish-Ran
Claudio Monteverdi - Laudate Dominum omnes gentes (Psalm 117)
Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) - Laudate Dominum in sanctis eius (Psalm 150)
Shabbehi Yerushala[yi]m et Adonay (Psalm 147, 12-13) B e-shuv Adonay et shivat tziyyon (Psalm 126) opening from the Jerusalem Sephardic Baqqashot followed by Samahti be-omrim li (Psalm 122) Jerusalemite tune by Mordekhai Khalfon (1940s) Heinrich Schtz (1585-1672) - Two Psalms fromKleine geistliche Konzerte I(Leipzig, 1636) Bring her dem Herren (Psalm 29, 1-2) Schaffe in mir, Gott ein reines Herz (Psalm 51, 10)
The Jerusalem Baroque Orchestras Soloists
Adaya Peled, soprano; Anne-Marieke Evers, alto; Doron Florentin, tenor; Guy Pelc, bass; Yotam Haran, cello; David Shemer, harpsichord and musical director Maimon Cohen, payytan from the Moroccan tradition Roni Ish-Ran, payytan from the Sephardic and Aleppo traditions of Jerusalem Celebrating Fifty Years of Musicology at the Hebrew University