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facts which proclaim that the 1111 teenth century many Jewish com
coon Hebrews were fervently posers devoted their energies ex-
awarti . of the t motional and ethical elusively to the development of
Out of this
significance of song. Celebrating Jewish folk music.
ti,,
crossing of the Red Seat. labor came inspiring r. sults. The
"Moses sang" exultantly, as did sustained naturalness and sim-
Deborah, who punctuated her plicity of I he Jewish folk songs
song of vPitory with the bents of a won and continues to CO111111111141 the
tinilirel. In the course of centur. admiration of the musical world.
in but still within the period of Jewish folk music, like the music
antiquity, the Hebrews recorded if the synagogue, for 11 long time
appreciable advances in the de- led to a stunted existence,
VelopIll•nt Of musical values and gractd by form or rhythm. Its
in the unfoldment of their liturgy. emergence into the sunlight of ni.
The authors of the Psalins were tional musical norms marks a
n o t merely God-intoxicated poets recognizable contribution to the
but inusirians—craftsmen who de. 10-ogress Of musical N'1111.1e in the
signed their sacred rhapsodies nineteenth century.
with a consciousness of appropri-
ite musical forms. Thus, in the
RUSSIAN EMIGRES
rendering of certain psalms, the
-
-
author employed a string instru• (Continued from Preceding Page).
no in, wilily in others he acconi-
;Imhof himself on a wind inslru- wish to make less bloody, move
mein. Such simple musical illus- vegetarian, he does not offer any.
tration, however, in the course Of thing new or original. Our read-
t not was succeeded by a more ens hang recognized t herein the t -
trey tinent• ditional anti-Juilaisni which (-hang-
compiex orchestral
There is every' reason to sumo. , es its shape according to time and
that the musicians of the Temple, latitude but which, at the bottom,
'
PlaYing upon a variety of instrg- remains identical to itself: it is the
meats, were, together with the an ti-S em iti sm \odor, n ; she m iddl e
wi II-trained
Inor of the most Imporlant factors In the develop:11Na of Pal,t1nri
I.ovitv
singers, of the hosts, the executioners of the
brought under the tutelage of ages, saw in the Jew the profaner
ns the J,wish National Homeland In the contacts 0 hIch the Jew Ish
Made With relatives In prartleally every country In
qualified leaders — men who alt-of the hosts, the executioners Of the
the world.
Throu g h uorrespondenee they 't he wand infortn,1 on rioted the elements of har - Lord, the rttuitl murderer, the prop-
of the steane progress that Is in.ing Made In the I. .•building of
niony. agator of the plague by the ihliS011-
'Phis photo g raph shows a 1, 081111RD In Ihr viii age of
In the iioinniunal life of the Ile- ing of the fountains and the usu-
Nahatai bringing mail f rum all quarters of the globe.
brew:, 110 less than in their re- ary-taking despoiler of the Chris-
ligious attitudes, music was an ex- tians, through the love of gold and
traordinary factor. Holiday nem. the horror of the Christ; it is the
onstrations were given, for the mine anti-Semitism which, in ;mid-
most part, a musical setting. In it ern times, evokes economic griev-
typical public ceremony, singers alive and reproaches the Jew for
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formed the vanguard. Following monopolizing trade and living as a
of
music,
curt-fully
correlat-
these came the players. A third parasite soul as an exploiter Upon
Even in antiquity music was re- V111110
gardeti as an important element ed the art of music with the art group usually was composed of Christian labor; it is the anti-
in the educative process. Among of life. The music of the Greeks maid e ns who danced to the ❑ reton- Semitism which, in the twentieth
the Greeks knowledge of music took the furor of apostrophes to par iment of timbre's. Music lent century, becomes nationalistic and
was deemed an index Of ethical Apollo and f o lk so nu,—songs AIM; color to every festivity, both M denounces in t h e .1I'W the evolu-
tionary world-citizen, the country-
The in the course of work, at sewing the home and in the public
d e v e lopm e nt.
and wont
The Talmud frequently coin- less anarchist, always ready to
Hellenes believed that music ruin- time and at the harvest, at the
Sates the Mind and encourages the coming of spring and at the depar- nu zits up::: .its the itinflou„.(inrc,e,,, whoilt,i,Iti
music ex
:: o i ( hti3rnit t reason or overt urn so.
unfoldment of man's generous inn lure 4.f summer.
i n ma ki ng up t h e p hiloso p h y Of
The Greeks greatly cultivated when Elisha grew wroth with King
pulses, A man of high ethical at-
tainm•nts was looked upon as one religious odes. They invested every Jeloishophat, the playing of the the neo.anti•Seinitism, Mr. Chou'.
fully c loth e d in a mantle of har- chord of their sacred music with king's musicians voided the prolih- gains sincerely 1,11t.vt• Inni,if lu
mini_. Plato hold, that music is an adoration of the deities. Their et's anger. It records the fact be an inn o vat o r; but he merely
Music, he de- folk musk', however, is pervaded t hat musical sounds in an
edits the Old chiefs of int - 11111111a-
it primary ideal.
dares, refines the senses just as by at purely lyrical element. Where- ill127 strain haws the effect of in- limn who constitute the reserve of
Never,
training
develops
the
as
their
religious
music
in
the
during
ill
persons
to
obtain
sleep.
t h e antish.n.isn :arsenal.
physical
I have already remarked that Unities, the app.:11'1111, Of his book
views course of time 'wide.' the choral,
however,
body.
Plato,
of
promoting
counterpoint
and
organ
point,
Judaism
was greatly outdistanced is not to be regretted; it has diet:-
11111 , 4' as a 1111 . 811S
The their folk music strayed but little by 4.thee religions in the develop- ed from Mr. Polinkolr-Litovzett a
moral ilia! ethical progress.
esthetic side of music to him was from its original lyric simplicity. Meld Of 1.111Sie.
That this is so tapir-provoking repoinder.
Aristotle maintained that poetry m „. 1. „xphdm.d, fur the most
Ancient Hellas, by
(Cop,right. 1929,3. T. Al
incidental.
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reason of its belief in the ethical and music, both from the et hind part, by the fact that until the -
and esthetic standpoint, are in - vightt ,nth century Jewish niusi-
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by
no
brews manifested
,1l usical historians sought to this-
negligible musical powers. Through cover the unique elements in Jew-
their prophets and psalmists, the ish music, but in the absence of
Hebrews achieved poetic expres. manuscripts which they might
shin of a high order. That t h ey study, their labors availed nothing.
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should have undee'tmel the 'me i ° For many centuries the music of
Many s•rory Dishes, both
lary aids of musical forms in t h e the synagogue, together with the
Chinese and American
development of divine worship music which regaled the Jew in
Come up any night
and in the ers'ati011 of a liturgy Iris hours of social intercourse,
Dine and Dance
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The tonal art as reflected in
one generation to that of
Jewish
liturgical
music
largely
de-
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the
artificers
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i-niteesting
musical
construction.
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astralmelody may be noted when when he said that "Among the
:ancient Hebrews, religious music •••
it is recalled d that it is precisely
from the music of the ancient Ile. was unmitigated sing-song, mart
A Ilappy and Prosperous hmiv liturgy that the Itonian Oath- lethargy than liturgy.
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°lig Church and subsequently the
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Lutheran Church secured the sub- the In urgy of the synagogue was
stantial material fur the arehitee- rescued by Solomon Sulzer, the
lure of their liturgical music. But great Viennese cantor. Sulzer
whereas the Jewish people lung subjected the traditional melodies
witnessed it struggl• between re. to a process of purification, and
ligion and art, the Christian freed them from the trivialities
churches sought to harmonize and insincerities which very nearly
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