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Salamone Rossi : Renaissance man of Jewish music

Title
Salamone Rossi : Renaissance man of Jewish music / Joshua R. Jacobson.
Author
Jacobson, Joshua R.
Publication
Berlin : Hentrich & Hentrich : Centrum Judaicum, 2017.

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50 pages : illustrations, music; 16 cm
Summary
One of the most fascinating figures in the history of Jewish music is Salamone Rossi Ebreo of Mantua (ca. 1570-1630). Rossi was a bicultural musician and a bold innovator. He worked alongside Claudio Monteverdi and Giovanni Gastoldi in the Gonzaga palace, where he composed secular music in the latest styles. But in Mantua's Jewish ghetto (Italy) he composed polyphonic motets to be sung in the synagogue with Hebrew liturgical lyrics -- something that had never been done before. Joshua R. Jacobson explores Rossi's Jewish music and the community for which it was created. How did the composer reconcile the contrasting elements of Jewish liturgy with European-Christian polyphony? How was this controversial music received and how was it justified in the face of its opposition?
Series Statement
Jewish miniatures ; volume 196A
Uniform Title
Jewish miniatures ; v. 196A.
Alternative Title
Renaissance man of Jewish music
Subject
Note
  • Collection of texts partly published previously.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 47-48), film- and discography (pages 48-49).
Call Number
JFB 17-182
ISBN
  • 9783955651879
  • 3955651878
OCLC
973400657
Author
Jacobson, Joshua R., author.
Title
Salamone Rossi : Renaissance man of Jewish music / Joshua R. Jacobson.
Publisher
Berlin : Hentrich & Hentrich : Centrum Judaicum, 2017.
Edition
1st edition.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Series
Jewish miniatures ; volume 196A
Jewish miniatures ; v. 196A.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 47-48), film- and discography (pages 48-49).
Research Call Number
JFB 17-182
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