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You are here: Home / News / Trinity Term Jewish Music Course: From Resistance to New Voices: Yiddish Music from Wartime to the 21st Century

Trinity Term Jewish Music Course: From Resistance to New Voices: Yiddish Music from Wartime to the 21st Century

April 21, 2024

Trinity Term 2024  Jewish Music Course

 From Resistance to New Voices: Yiddish Music from Wartime to the 21st Century

Mondays, 18:15-19:15 UK Time, Online via Zoom

In this year-long course about the history of Yiddish vernacular music we have so far explored its beginnings from the Medieval period to the time of inner and outer globalization and internationalization up to 1933.

This last term of the academic year will predominantly explore the Jewish experience in Yiddish song but also the complete change in paradigms such as social contexts, fusions, post-vernacularity and performance practice.

Students are welcome to join this course on the History of Yiddish Music for any of the three terms. It is not necessary to take them all consecutively.

Please find the application form here. Please submit your completed application as a Word document to the OCHJS Academic Administrator, Ms Priscilla Lange, by email to academic.administrator@ochjs.ac.uk. This course is free of charge.

Applications will remain open until Sunday, 5th May 2024.

Individuals whose applications are successful will be notified on Monday 6th May 2024.

The first day of class for this course will be Monday, 6th May 2024 (Week 3). Please note that this course will continue to be taught until Monday, 24th June, two weeks after Trinity Term officially ends.

For information, please consult this leaflet here.

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