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Min-ad: Israel Studies in Musicology Online is a refereed scholarly journal published on World-Wide Web
Welcome to the Home Page of Min-ad: Israel Studies in Musicology Online.
Min-ad (Hebrew
for gamut) is aimed at a diverse community of music scholars. The Editor
welcomes submissions
in diverse areas of
music research (among them historical, theoretical, analytical, ethnic,
educational, and
cognitive). Submissions
that concern Judaic, Hebrew, or Israeli themes are particularly
welcome.
On the average,
articles should not exceed 6,000 words and comments 2,000 words. See Guidelines for
Authors for
additional information
on preparing and sending submissions.
Min-ad includes
solicited reviews (ca. 3,000 words) of publications and special musical events,
with special
attention to
Israeli publications and music performances. Scholars and musicians are invited
to call the Reviews
Editor's attention to
publications and musical events of particular interest to readers of this
Journal, and should
request of their
publishers to forward published materials, including books, musical editions,
recordings, videos,
and computer software
to the Journal for review. Submissions should include retail price and the full
address of the
publisher. Please
address all review materials and correspondences to:
A Note on Our Logo
The Guidonian
"hand," with notes and syllables written in Hebrew characters, is found in a
Hebrew translation and adaptation by Judah b. Isaac (Provence? 14th-15th c.) of
an anonymous elementary Latin treatise on musica plana. See Israel Adler,
Hebrew Writings Concerning Music, RISM BIX2 (Munich: G.
Henle, 1975), pp. 80-88. See also idem, "Le traité anonyme du manuscrit
Hébreu 1037 de la bibliothéque nationale de Paris," in Yuval: Studies of the
Jewish Music Research Centre, ed. by Israel Adler in collaboration with
Hanoch Avenary and Bathja Bayer, vol. 1 (1968), pp. 1-47.
The "hand" is reproduced herein with the kind permission of G. Henle, Munich.
Acknowledgements
Lee Rothfarb, Editor of Music Theory Online, and Kerala Snyder, Editor of the Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music, have provided helpful information, suggestions, and advice.
Copyright © 1999 by the Israel Musicological Society. All rights reserved. This document and all portions thereof are protected by Israeli and International Copyright Laws. Material contained herein may be copied and/or distributed for educational and research purposes only.
E.A., 1.7.1997; revised: 15.8.97; revised: 15.8.99 M.K.
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