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245 00 a| Jewish sacred music and Jewish identity :b| continuity and fragmentation /c| edited by Jonathan L. Friedmann and Brad Stetson ; featuring the notes and reflections of Cantor William Sharlin.;

250 a| First edition.;

300 a| xvii, 163 pages ;c| 23 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages 143-158) and index.;

505 0 a| Jewish sacred music. A philosophy of Jewish sacred music ; Congregational singing past and present -- Cantor William Sharlin: the making of a cantorial mind. An autobiographical sketch ; A conversation with Cantor William Sharlin -- A symphony of cantorial life: the notes and reflections of Cantor William Sharlin. Set one: continuity and fragmentation ; Set two: preservation and innovation ; Set three: sacred and secular ; Set four: past and future.;

520 a| Examines the nature and significance of synagogue music in contemporary Jewish life, with special emphasis on Cantor William Sharlin. This book explores complex is issues of religious pluralism and the preservation of Jewish identity in the context of American culture today, drawing on the perspective of the Cantor's office. Featured among other entries are the collected writings of Cantor Willia Sharlin, well-known and influential scholar, cantor, composer of synagogue music, and former professor at Hebrew Union College, Los Angeles. Now cantor emeritus at Leo Baeck Temple in Los Angeles where he has served since 1954, Cantor Sharlin is a link between the traditions of the past and the transformations of the present, and a long-time observer of music's role as both preserver and innovator of Jewish worship. The essays presented here are sure to engage readers interested in the place of music in religion, and those concerned with the state of religion in the post-modern world.;

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700 1 a| Stetson, Brad,e| editor.=| ^A315796;

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Jewish sacred music and Jewish identity : continuity and fragmentation / edited by Jonathan L. Friedmann and Brad Stetson ; featuring the notes and reflections of Cantor William Sharlin.

Other author	Friedmann, Jonathan L., 1980- editor.
Other author	Stetson, Brad, editor.
Other author	Sharlin, William.
Format	Book
Edition	First edition.
Publication Info	St. Paul, MN : Paragon House, ©2008.
Description	xvii, 163 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects	Sharlin, William. Synagogue music--History and criticism. Cantors (Judaism)--United States. Judaism--20th century. Jews--Identity.

Contents	Jewish sacred music. A philosophy of Jewish sacred music ; Congregational singing past and present -- Cantor William Sharlin: the making of a cantorial mind. An autobiographical sketch ; A conversation with Cantor William Sharlin -- A symphony of cantorial life: the notes and reflections of Cantor William Sharlin. Set one: continuity and fragmentation ; Set two: preservation and innovation ; Set three: sacred and secular ; Set four: past and future.
Abstract	Examines the nature and significance of synagogue music in contemporary Jewish life, with special emphasis on Cantor William Sharlin. This book explores complex is issues of religious pluralism and the preservation of Jewish identity in the context of American culture today, drawing on the perspective of the Cantor's office. Featured among other entries are the collected writings of Cantor Willia Sharlin, well-known and influential scholar, cantor, composer of synagogue music, and former professor at Hebrew Union College, Los Angeles. Now cantor emeritus at Leo Baeck Temple in Los Angeles where he has served since 1954, Cantor Sharlin is a link between the traditions of the past and the transformations of the present, and a long-time observer of music's role as both preserver and innovator of Jewish worship. The essays presented here are sure to engage readers interested in the place of music in religion, and those concerned with the state of religion in the post-modern world.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages 143-158) and index.
LCCN	2007043882
ISBN	9781557788726 (pbk. : alk. paper)
ISBN	1557788723 (pbk. : alk. paper)

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