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On 28/02/2003 at 05:42 Alex Jacobowitz wrote:
--- Eliezer Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(BTW AFAIK Christianity is NOT considered Avodah
Zarah and according to the
Talmud the desire to do true Avodah Zarah is no
longer in the world- though
I
Dear fellow listers,
I've finally gotten around to updating my Rainlore's World of Music web
site ( http://www.rainlore.demon.co.uk ). A first batch of Jewish music CD
reviews is now up and can be found from the Jewish Music page (
http://www.rainlore.demon.co.uk/Jewish.html ).
The reviews are a
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On 04/03/2003 at 20:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/4/2003 6:46:02 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Unless someone wants to set it to music, of course.
You must remember this:
A bris is still a bris,
So don't
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On 03/03/2003 at 23:01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chaverim,
pardon my enthusiasm, but ...
_Never_ excuse yourself for enthusiasm! Especially in this context, there's
nothing like it! :-)
I'm in love with a new CD and I just had to share it with the
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On 06/03/2003 at 22:54 Bill Barabash wrote:
I have a song that I want to record. The problem is that each verse will
take about one minute to get through, and there are 12 verses I
generally like to present an entire song as an historical record,
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On 02/01/2003 at 12:55 Helen Winkler wrote:
I'm posting this on behalf of Josh Horowitz:
...Josh Horowitz recently mentioned to me how much he enjoyed the
violin playing of both Cookie Segelstein and Monika Feil (Monika lives
in Germany and has
Dear Fred and other fellow listers,
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On 02/01/2003 at 10:31 Fred Blumenthal wrote:
Thank you for your enthusiastic review of Adrienne Greenbaum's recording,
Fleyt Musik. Do you have ordering information? Also, lists of titles
Fleyt Muzik can be
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On 29/12/2002 at 16:06 Galeet Dardashti wrote:
Dear Friends,
My band Divahn is coming to NYC for some performances in January. We are
based in Austin, TX and perform Mizrakhi and Sephardi music. I hope that
those of you living in the New York area
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On 09/01/2003 at 12:34 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Richard in the U.K.,
I am speechless!
A musician never knows, when pouring his/herself into a recording, whether
ones spirit will penetrate through the ears of the listener to his spirit,
via
Dear fellow listers,
Something has been bugging me for a long while. EMusic.com (
http://www.emusic.com ) has a small but nonetheless quite impressive
selection of albums of Jewish music of various kinds, including a number of
releases by a number of members of this list. However, these can be
Dear Fellow Listers,
I have finally decided to put some free web space that I have to good use
by turning it into a web site (predominantly) for Jewish music, featuring
snippets of news, info, and reviews.
If you think you have any suggestions, ideas, hints or whatever concerning
any aspect of
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On 09/01/2003 at 21:21 Richard Schoeller wrote:
Hey, never mind! I just found out that LilyPond has a converter from
Finale ETF format into LilyPond. So, I guess I could deal with Finale.
Of course the author of LilyPond is a serious free software
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On 09/01/2003 at 21:11 Richard Schoeller wrote:
Of course the problem with Sibelius or Finale format is that you would
have to be using a computer that can run programs that can deal with
Sure, but if you're going to be obtaining these materials (in
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On 17/01/2003 at 11:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have never heard the words intuitive and music notation in the same
With that I certainly would agree! Neither Sibelius nor Finale could be
described in those terms by any stretch of the imagination,
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On 18/01/2003 at 18:45 Sandra Layman wrote:
http://www.wiesenthal.com/social/press/pr_item.cfm?ItemID=7053
January 16, 2003
WIESENTHAL CENTER PROTESTS BRITISH UNION'S MOVE TO BAN ALL ISRAELI
MUSICIANS
FROM BRITAIN
The British Musicians Union is to
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On 14/01/2003 at 22:00 Richard Schoeller wrote:
We are kind of wandering off topic, but it may be useful to explore some
of the issues are around such software.
Indeed.
First off, I agree that programs like Sibelius and Finale are the
current
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On 23/02/2003 at 13:49 Lori Cahan-Simon wrote:
Thank you, once again, Ari, for your good sense and good advice. As the
instigator of this year's KI debate, I'd like to say that I find it
fascinating that this subject gets more responses per day than
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On 15/03/2003 at 13:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't seen this version, but I think the revival of the show stars
that
famous Australian drag queen actor as Fagin (the one whose Dame Edna
character has run for decades), Barry --? can't remember
(This was meant to go out Monday night - unfortunately, a deceased CPU
cooler fan kept me offline and off the computer!)
Daphna Sadeh and the Voyagers - Out of Border
Daphna Sadeh should be familiar to many through recording and performing
credits with one of Israel's leading world fusion
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On 27/04/2003 at 16:09 Sandra Layman wrote:
Maybe you're thinking of a zurna (zurla). Or perhaps a mijwiz?
There's also the argol.
Richard
RenaissanceMan
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Hosted by Shamash: The Jewish
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On 23/04/2003 at 16:49 Marvin Margoshes wrote:
Subject: Re: Passover Food
Speaking of Jewish food:
I write this email as I eat Manischewitz Fishlets
(mini gefilte fish) with five alarm Farmer's Horseradish, and King David
Matzos baked and packed
in
Thanks for sharing that. Makes me truly sad I couldn't have been there,
sounds like it really was something a bit special. (Sadly, it's a bit more
than a morning's drive from this side of the pond..
And this happens in NYC?! I'm amazed...
Richard
Renaissance Man
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Argh! Dead phone line (with one brief episode of some ten minutes of
connectivity in between) since Thursday evening meant that this review's
been sitting on my hard disk for three days!
You get to read it here first - up on Rainlore's World of Music
Still a bit slow catching up, but at least the review of Koby Israelite's
album Dance of the Idiots is up, along with a few other snippets.
You can catch up here:
http://www.rainlore.demon.co.uk/Jewish.html
Richard
Renaissance Man
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On 04/05/2003 at 18:25 Seth Rogovoy wrote:
Why is genre classification silly?
Because it forces listeners to 'pgeonhole' music based on
their expectations.
Are there no such things as musical genres?
There are indeed, and they do have their
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On 05/05/2003 at 09:53 r l reidr l reid wrote:
Eliezer Kaplan wrote:
Roger Reid yclept:
Why is genre classification silly?
Because it forces listeners to 'pgeonhole' music based on their
expectations.
Forces? Hardly. Gives a hint as to whether
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On 04/05/2003 at 20:47 Ari Davidow wrote:
At 05:44 PM 5/4/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Of course there are, but one needs to recognize that what goes into each
one
depends on someone's arbitrary opinion. But just for fun, let's play a
little game.
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On 05/05/2003 at 10:26 I. Oppenheim wrote:
I would say that music can be classified in
genres (Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic,...)
Even there you'll soon run into problems, certainly by the time you come to
the classical and romantic
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On 18/05/2003 at 18:24 Eliezer Kaplan wrote:
Gilad Atzmon is probably the most exciting phenomenon to
have hit the international jazz world since Eric Dolphy and John
Coltrane.
More exciting than the entire AACM, specifically the Art Ensemble,
Braxton,
Apologies to everybody I owe mail, I'll start and try to catch up after
shabbos. Sadly, my computer ('s CPU) finally expired on July 4th and I
wasn't able to obtain a suitable (secondhand, as my mobo's pretty ancient
in computer terms) replacement processor until yesterday, and things were
also
(This review was written on July 4th before the start of shabbos but held
up due to computer failure)
Greetings from... The Isle Of Klezbos
At last it's here - the long and eagerly awaited solo debut album from all
female band, The Isle Of Klezbos! Relased in May on the Rhythm Media label
in
(This review was written on July 4th before the start of shabbos but held
up due to computer failure)
Surprising Finds - Metropolitan Klezmer
The latest album from Eve Sicular's fabulous Metropolitan Klezmer, titled
Surprising Finds, is finally here! Relased in May on the Rhythm Media
label
An illustrated review of Daphna Sadeh And The Voyager's 3rd July
performance at Leo Baeck College in Finchley, North London, is now up on
Rainlore's World of Music and can be accessed from here:
http://www.rainlore.demon.co.uk/Jewish.html
A few other updates have also been made, and I'm hoping
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