哈西德派后期的哈扎尼复兴

IF 0.1 N/A HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Zutot Pub Date : 2023-10-16 DOI:10.1163/18750214-bja10039

Dov Bergman

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摘要

在哈西德派运动的早期阶段，对哈扎努特(唱诗班音乐)存在着一种复杂的情绪。然而，在哈西德主义的后期发生了重大转变。拥抱改变，哈扎尼姆(合唱团)开始在哈西德派法庭表演。随着19世纪后期“哈扎尼名人”的兴起，一些美国哈扎尼派的叛乱分子利用哈扎尼的广泛流行来推动哈扎尼派世界的慈善事业。

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The Hazanic Revival in Later Hasidism

Abstract During the early stages of the Hasidic movement, a mixed sentiment towards hazanut (cantorial music) existed. However, a significant shift occurred during the later period of Hasidism. Embracing change, hazanim (cantors) started performing at Hasidic courts. With the rise of the ‘celebrity hazan ’ in the late 19th century, certain American Hasidic rebbes harnessed the widespread popularity of hazanut to advance philanthropic endeavors within the Hasidic world.

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