Title Transcription | ユダヤ オンガク ケンキュウ シュウキョウカ ノ センリツガタ ト センポウ ニ ツイテ
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Title Alternative (English) | A Study of Jewish Music : On the Melodic Patterns and the Modes of the Religious Chants
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jpn
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Author |
Mizuno, Nobuo
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Description | Judaism is the base of Christianity and one of the sources of Western civilization. So the ancient Jewish music has an important significance to get a clue to the origin of Western music.
Since the destruction of the Second Temple (70 A.D.) , the Jews have formed the Oriental and European Jewish communities till quite recently. (Diaspora) This historical background of the Jews offers a convenient way for making the ancient Jewish music clear. Because the common elements among each Jewish community may contain the elements of Palestine before Diaspora. A.Z. Idelsohn (1882-1938) tried to extract the ancient and traditional elements of Jewish music from the geographical situation. The aim of this report is to make a comparative-musicological survey of "the melodic patterns and the modes of Jewish cantillation", quoting the Idelsohn's methodology. |
Journal Title |
Memoirs of the Faculty of Education. Literature and Social science
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Volume | 2
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Start Page | 42
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End Page | 60
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ISSN | 02872501
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Published Date | 1968-12-28
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NCID | AN00107952
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Publisher | 島根大学教育学部
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Publisher Aalternative | The Faculty of Education Shimane University
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NII Type |
Departmental Bulletin Paper
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OAI-PMH Set |
Faculty of Education
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