chassidic ecstasy music von barzilai shmuel (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Music is of paramount importance in Judaism. On the verse, «Hearken unto the song and the prayer which Your servant prays before You this day» (I Kings 8:28), the Gemarrah states that wherever there is song, there shall be prayer; and indeed, in the Temple, song was an inseparable element of the sacrificial services, thereafter finding its position in the prayers and the Torah reading, with its special melody, in the synagogue. Chassidism employed music as one of its main avenues for serving G-d. Music served to bring the individual to a state of awakening and joy, nullifying sadness which was seen as an element that could only lead to negativity. Joy allowed one to reach ever higher levels in the service of G-d, leaving one's sorrows behind, as explained by the founder of the Modzits Chassidic court, Rabbi Yehezkel of Kozmir, when interpreting the verse, «with joy you shall go forth» (Isaiah 55) to mean that through joy, we shall go forth from all our difficulties. In this book, Shmuel Barzilai takes the reader on a brief and concise tour of the Chassidic courts and their world of music. It explains the wordless melody (Niggun), which is perhaps even more important than songs having words; the importance of dance; the place of honor given to Shabbat songs; and the role of music in Kabbalah. The book provides an overview of the activities of Rabbis who composed and sang at every opportunity, whether in the synagogue or while conducting the traditional Tisch where Chassidic adherents gathered each Shabbat and Festival to hear their Rebbe explain sections of Torah, sing and interpret sayings on music. Barzilai also discusses melodies - niggunim - that became particularly famous, or derived from non-Jewish sources but underwent a process that allowed them to be adopted by the Admoric leaders and integrated into the Chassidic court's repertoire.

Originalbroschur. Zustand: Sehr gut. 230 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Music in Judaism -- Chassidism -- The Niggun (Melody) -- Dance -- The Shabbat and Music -- Music in Mysticism -- Musical Expression in Chassidic Courts -- Composers and Lyricists -- Tzaddikim and the Amud haTefillal Rebbe-Composers -- Court Composers -- Modzitz Chassidim -- Gur Chassidim -- Chabad Chassidim -- Singers and the Choir -- Chassidic Chazzanim [Cantors] -- Famous Niggunim. Legends and Examples: ha'Ezkerah (Niggun haYissurim). Rabbi Israel Taub of Modzitz (1849-1921) -- The Four Babas Niggun: The Alter Rebbe of Chabad (1745-1813) Niggun haMalachim (El Adon March) Kozenice Chassidic Court -- Yah Echsof- Rabbi Aharon of Karlin (1736-1772) -- Ani Ma'amin - Rabbi Azriel David Fastag - Chassid Modzitz -- The Shepard's Niggun - The Kalev Rebbe ( 1744-1821 ) -- Niggun haMalachim - Rabbi Yaakov Yitzhak, Seer of Lublin -- Adages referencing Chassidic Music -- The Chassidic Approach to non-Jewish Music -- Musical Instruments used in Chassidic music _ -- Neo-Chassidic Movements: Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach -- Interviews: Rabbi Aharon Catorza, Vienna -- Rabbi Chaim Eisenberg, Vienna -- Mr. Israel Katzover, Jerusalem -- Mr. Yaakov Mazor, Jerusalem -- Mr. Saul Meizlish, Klar Saba, Israel -- Rabbi Yishaya Meshulam Feish Halevi Rattenburg, Jerusalem -- Professor Eliyahu Schleifer, Jerusalem -- Rabbi Moshe Shur, New York, USA -- The First Meeting between the Besht and Rabbi Yaacov Yosef -- The Besht's Role as Kindergarten Teacher's Assistant -- Legends and Tales: The Diamond. For Chabad's Day of Redemption -- The Holy Thief. A Life Story -- The Flute -- The Se'udah Shlishit Meal at the Rebbe -- The Soul of the Musician -- The World of Music. ISBN 9783631584521 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 293.