The Musical Liturgy of Shalosh Regalim – The Three Pilgrimage Festivals - Part I: Pesach: Liturgy and Music - Einzelansicht

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Veranstaltungsart	Seminar/Übung	Veranstaltungsnummer	291513
SWS	2	Semester	WiSe 2015/16
Einrichtung	Institut für Jüdische Theologie	Sprache	englisch
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Belegungsfrist	01.10.2015 - 10.11.2015 Belegung über PULS

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		Tag	Zeit	Rhythmus	Dauer	Raum	Lehrperson	Ausfall-/Ausweichtermine	Max. Teilnehmer/-innen
	Seminar/Übung	Do	10:00 bis 12:00	wöchentlich	15.10.2015 bis 04.02.2016	N.N. (extern)	Prof. Dr. Schleifer		4

Kommentar	Please follow the "comment" link above for more information on comments, course readings, course requirements and grading. The semester course is designed as the first part of the yearly course on the musical liturgy of Shalosh Regalim – The Three Pilgrimage Festivals: Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot. Its purpose is to provide a general introduction to the liturgy of the Three Festivals and a survey of the liturgy and music for the Festival of Pesach (Passover). The prayer-chants and melodies will be discussed with reference to the structure of the liturgy and the customs (Minhagim) that accompany it. Reform and Conservative customs and texts will be discussed during the relevant classes. The musical Nusach will follow both Eastern European and German traditions as needed. The course is divided into ten units. Some lessons will take up one class-session or more while others will be shorter. The course will not cover the para-liturgical chants and songs of the Passover Seder. These will be covered in a special course. Unit 1 Itroduction to Shalosh Regalim • The Biblical Foundation for the Three Festival • Celebrations During Biblical Times • Festival Celebrations in the Herodian Temple, According to Contemporary Sources • Talmudic View of the Temple Celebrations • The Development of the Synagogue Services of the Three Festivals Unit 2 Pesach and Chag HaMatzot (Passover and the Festival of Unleavened Bread) • Views On the Historical Development of the Festival • Pesach Mitzrayim and Pesach Dorot (The first Passover in Egypt and the traditional Passover celebration), a brief introduction (a detailed discussion will take place in the course on the Seder) • The Liturgy of the Passover : A Survey of all the services during the seven (eight) days of Passover Unit 3 The Synagogue Service of Passover Evenings • The liturgical structure of the service • The Piyyutim of the evening service (Maaravot) • The traditional chants of the service: German and Eastern Nusach Unit 4 Counting the Omer • The Seven Weeks Between Pesach and Shavuot: Traditional and Other Views • Private and Synagogue Ceremonies of Counting the Omer • Traditional and Kabbalistic Texts • Nusach and Musical Settings for the Counting of the Omer Unit 5 The First Part of the Passover Morning Services (Shacharit) • The Liturgical Structure of the Morning Services: • Birchot Hashachar, Pesukei Dezimra: Shabbat and Festival Chants • Yotzerot: Special Piyyutim for Passover Morning Services Unit 6 The Passover Amidah: Shacharit and Musaf • The Liturgical and Musical Structures of the Amidah • Avot, Gevurot and Kedushah • The Three Fesitival Nusach as Applied to the Passover Amidah • Kerovot: Special Piyyutim for the Passover Amidah • Birkat Kohanim: The Priestly Blessing and its Passover Chants Unit 7 Hallel: The Psalms of Praise (Ps. 113-118) on Passover • The Benediction Before Hallel • The German (Originally Portuguese) Chant for Ps. 113 • Chants and Melodies for Ps. 114 (Btzet Yisrael) • Chants and Melodies for Pss. 115-116 • "Seasonal Chant" for Hodu and Ana • The Application of the Bendigamos Melody to Hallel • The Conclusion of the Hallel Unit 8: Torah Services on Passover • Chanting Song of Songs • The Torah Ceremony and its Chants • Torah Readings and Haftarot on Various Days of Passover (Traditional and Reform Customs) • The Piyyut "Yah Eli Vegoali" Unit 9: Matnat Yad and Yizkor Services on the Last Day of Passover • The Old German Ceremony of Matnat Yad and its Modern Application • The Yizkor Memorial Service: Core and Additional Prayers • El Male Rachamim Prayers and Chants • The 23rd Psalm in the Reform Rite Unit 10: Services for Chol Hamoed: The Intermediary Weekdays of Passover • Customs of Chol Hamoed as a Semi-Holy-Day • The Structure of Chol Hamoed Services • Shabbat Chol-Hamoed Services and Chants
Literatur	Literature and sources will be made known during the course.

Kommentar

Please follow the "comment" link above for more information on comments, course readings, course requirements and grading.

The semester course is designed as the first part of the yearly course on the musical liturgy of Shalosh Regalim – The Three Pilgrimage Festivals: Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot. Its purpose is to provide a general introduction to the liturgy of the Three Festivals and a survey of the liturgy and music for the Festival of Pesach (Passover). The prayer-chants and melodies will be discussed with reference to the structure of the liturgy and the customs (Minhagim) that accompany it. Reform and Conservative customs and texts will be discussed during the relevant classes. The musical Nusach will follow both Eastern European and German traditions as needed. The course is divided into ten units. Some lessons will take up one class-session or more while others will be shorter. The course will not cover the para-liturgical chants and songs of the Passover Seder. These will be covered in a special course.

Unit 1
Itroduction to Shalosh Regalim
• The Biblical Foundation for the Three Festival
• Celebrations During Biblical Times
• Festival Celebrations in the Herodian Temple, According to Contemporary Sources
• Talmudic View of the Temple Celebrations
• The Development of the Synagogue Services of the Three Festivals

Unit 2
Pesach and Chag HaMatzot (Passover and the Festival of Unleavened Bread)
• Views On the Historical Development of the Festival
• Pesach Mitzrayim and Pesach Dorot (The first Passover in Egypt and the traditional Passover celebration), a brief introduction (a detailed discussion will take place in the course on the Seder)
• The Liturgy of the Passover : A Survey of all the services during the seven (eight) days of Passover

Unit 3
The Synagogue Service of Passover Evenings
• The liturgical structure of the service
• The Piyyutim of the evening service (Maaravot)
• The traditional chants of the service: German and Eastern Nusach

Unit 4
Counting the Omer
• The Seven Weeks Between Pesach and Shavuot: Traditional and Other Views
• Private and Synagogue Ceremonies of Counting the Omer
• Traditional and Kabbalistic Texts
• Nusach and Musical Settings for the Counting of the Omer

Unit 5
The First Part of the Passover Morning Services (Shacharit)
• The Liturgical Structure of the Morning Services:
• Birchot Hashachar, Pesukei Dezimra: Shabbat and Festival Chants
• Yotzerot: Special Piyyutim for Passover Morning Services

Unit 6
The Passover Amidah: Shacharit and Musaf
• The Liturgical and Musical Structures of the Amidah
• Avot, Gevurot and Kedushah
• The Three Fesitival Nusach as Applied to the Passover Amidah
• Kerovot: Special Piyyutim for the Passover Amidah
• Birkat Kohanim: The Priestly Blessing and its Passover Chants

Unit 7
Hallel: The Psalms of Praise (Ps. 113-118) on Passover
• The Benediction Before Hallel
• The German (Originally Portuguese) Chant for Ps. 113
• Chants and Melodies for Ps. 114 (Btzet Yisrael)
• Chants and Melodies for Pss. 115-116
• "Seasonal Chant" for Hodu and Ana
• The Application of the Bendigamos Melody to Hallel
• The Conclusion of the Hallel

Unit 8: Torah Services on Passover
• Chanting Song of Songs
• The Torah Ceremony and its Chants
• Torah Readings and Haftarot on Various Days of Passover (Traditional and Reform Customs)
• The Piyyut "Yah Eli Vegoali"

Unit 9: Matnat Yad and Yizkor Services on the Last Day of Passover
• The Old German Ceremony of Matnat Yad and its Modern Application
• The Yizkor Memorial Service: Core and Additional Prayers
• El Male Rachamim Prayers and Chants
• The 23rd Psalm in the Reform Rite

Unit 10: Services for Chol Hamoed: The Intermediary Weekdays of Passover
• Customs of Chol Hamoed as a Semi-Holy-Day
• The Structure of Chol Hamoed Services
• Shabbat Chol-Hamoed Services and Chants

Literatur

Literature and sources will be made known during the course.

Strukturbaum

Keine Einordnung ins Vorlesungsverzeichnis vorhanden. Veranstaltung ist aus dem Semester WiSe 2015/16 , Aktuelles Semester: WiSe 2024/25