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SOUNDS OF A FRAGMENTED MEMORY: THE MUSIC REPERTOIRE OF ITALIAN JEWS (REMOTE)

Instructor(s)
Piergabriele Mancuso, PhD
Director of the Eugene Grant Jewish History Program at the Medici Archive Project, Florence
Location
Online
Date
Wednesdays, January 20 to February 10
Time
10:30 AM to Noon ET
Jona

Explore the rich and evolving tradition of Italian Jewish music, from the ancient melodies of Torah cantillation to the influence of organ music, Italian opera, and the Jewish Reform movement. This engaging course  traces the historical, cultural, and religious forces that shaped one of the most distinctive musical traditions in the Jewish world. Discover how centuries of interaction with Italian society produced a remarkably diverse repertoire that blends sacred liturgy with local artistic influences. Through music and historical context, participants will gain insight into the unique evolution of Italian Jewish worship and the enduring legacy of a tradition that bridges Jewish heritage and Italian culture. 

Learn more about the instructor here.

This course is a part of the Exploring Jewish Italy Series

Member of Lifelong Learning Cost
Members receive 15% discount
Nonmember Cost
$98