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www.mosaico-cem.it numero 12 da della 67anni l’informazione Comunità ebraica icembre Ebraica in italia d 2 0 1 2 Bollettinoubtkhnc ,hsuvhv vkvev iutyc di Milano Che cos’è un Giusto spiriti disubbidienti e ribelli che seguono la propria voce morale. che hanno messo a repentaglio la vita per aiutare chi era in pericolo. nasce la giornata europea della memoria dei giusti, grazie a gariwo: per non dimenticare il bene che è stato fatto. un concetto centrale Anno 67°, numero 12 • Dicembre 2012 • Kislèv - Tevet 5773 • Poste italiane Spa • Spedizione in abbonamento • D.L. 353/2003 (conv. In L. 27/02/2004 n.46) art.1, com.1, DCB Milano - contiene allegati - contiene DCB Milano com.1, art.1, n.46) In L. 27/02/2004 (conv. 353/2003 • D.L. in abbonamento • Spedizione Spa italiane • Poste 5773 • Kislèv - Tevet 2012 • Dicembre 12 numero Anno 67°, del pensiero ebraico, oggi patrimonio di tutti Attualità / Israele Cultura / Scrittrici Comunità / Eventi Il voto di gennaio: quando il prezzo La letteratura ebraica e le voci femminili in un I libri ebraici a Bookcity-Milano; delle uova decide le elezioni convegno internazionale all’Università Statale il sindaco Pisapia in visita a scuola LA RISpOSTA dEL KEREN HAyESOd numero 12 della dicembre Comunità Ebraica Bollettinou b t k h n c , h s u v h v vkvev iutyc di Milano www.mosaico-cem.it 2 0 1 2 EDITORIALE Cari lettori, care lettrici, attualità Israele nell’ultimo mese siamo stati protagonisti di una serie 02 • Prisma Solidarietà per il Sud di iSraele di eventi che hanno sancito un legame sempre più Notizie da Israele, Italia, mondo ebraico e dintorni. -
C.V.7.2. Israeli Popular Music
1 C.V.7.2. Israeli Popular Music Edwin Seroussi In the early period of Israeli statehood, the means for the support of musical performance, composition, dissemination and education were in the mostly in the hands of governmental agencies and thus controlled by the dominant political and cultural elites. This control by the establishment gradually weakened, particularly following the decentralization of the mass media since the early 1980s. Popular music, a characteristic modern urban phenomenon, and its hallmark, the appeal to heterogenic populations, cosmopolitanism, industrial production and mass distribution in an open market, became then the main mode of music making and consumption in Israel as it did at a global level. From the 1920ies up to the present Popular music defined along these lines first appeared in Israel with the growth of large cities (Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, Haifa, Jerusalem) propelled by the immigration of professional musicians from Poland, Germany and the former Austro-Hungarian Empire in the late 1920s and early 1930s. These musicians developed in Israel new musical venues similar to those of the European cities, such as musical theaters and cabarets where contemporary European songs sung to new Hebrew texts were mixed with new compositions by local composers in genres such as the tango and the fox-trot. The popular music industry in Israel was launched in the mid-1930s when the first commercial record company was founded and a radio station opened in Palestine under the British Mandate that included Hebrew broadcasts. Up to the 1970s, popular music was dominated by tight state-controlled cultural policies and mass media. -
December 2015
H T OFF THE PRESS A FLURRY OF ACTIVITY… OUR VERY OWN ENGLISH Full days and evenings keep everyone active at ROSE … Beth Protea. Regular lectures, concerts, movies, Who would believe that Beth Protea exercise programs, art classes and outings. Indoor hosts its very own “English Rose”. This carpet bowls now boasts more than 14 regular rose in the form of talented singer/ players, “Parliament” discussions headed by Yehuda performer – resident Judy Lane Drori packs in a crowd, new and innovative Bernstein – who wooed her audience evening programs introduced by Residents here at Beth Protea recently when Committee Chairman Leon Lewis persuades our she treated us all to an evening of old residents to share their personal stories. Bridge time favorites. club evenings meticulously presided over by Bobsy What a treat to and Monty still one of the weekly highlights and have such a treasure is open to anyone from the outside who wishes to right within our participate. The list goes on and on. The days and own walls. the nights are simply not long enough. Way to go Judy! MAGIC MILESTONE … It is certainly not every day that we have the opportunity of celebrating a 100th birthday. Just recently, all the residents enjoyed a scrumptious afternoon tea provided by the Hyde family in celebration of Lily’s milestone 100th birthday. A lady to be reckoned with. A lady of note. Her family shared stories of her full and active life with us all, enlightened us with tales of her successful history. How honored we are to have this special lady living with us here at Beth Protea.