Examples of using Liturgical in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Foundation for New Jewish Liturgical Music seeks to foster new music for Jewish congregational use and expose wider audiences to innovations in Jewish religious music.
The final phase of the Congress coincided with the start of the Christmas celebrations and the new liturgical year.
And they tie in absolutely with both the typed liturgical fragment… and the other term your partner called to ask about.
while others deal with liturgical ceremonies.
obviously designed for liturgical use, likely as substitutes for the unadorned chant,
In the Slavonic and Greek liturgical Menaises, which are used today,
This project and publication comes firstly to preserve the Jewish Dutch Liturgical tradition as found in the uniqe Vleeschhouwer manuscript.
In 1995 he was responsible for the publication of the Roman Missal in Hebrew, and translated various liturgical texts in Hebrew for the Catholic Communities in Israel.
Hebdomadarion(Greek: Ἑβδομαδάριον) is a liturgical book which contains the Paracletical canons of the week.
it is possible that the repertory may have had an existence beyond its documented liturgical use.
They won gold medals Israeli folklore and liturgical music.
Messiaen thus continued to bring liturgical subjects into the piano recital and the concert hall.
He also interviewed prominent hazzanim in order to document the liturgical and para-liturgical musical practices of the major European Jewish communities.
Archbishop of Braga, refers to liturgical dramas which were performed during Catholic festivities.
Arabic music and liturgical material.
reviews are written by an advisory board, which is comprised of eight people who have dedicated themselves to the study of liturgical theology and music.
the French government, Naumbourg set out to revamp the Synagogue service through a serious reform of liturgical music.
It is critical to note that a scriptural reading of this nature is no less significant or effective than a liturgical reading within a community of men.
primarily sound clips of Oriental liturgical music.
Idelsohn also made important contributions in the area of comparative musicological research with his work on the ties between Jewish and Christian liturgical music.