In this volume, twenty-three scholars pay tribute to the life and
work of Joachim Braun with musicological essays covering the
breadth of Professor Braun's several fields of research. Topics
covered include Jewish music and music in ancient Israel/Palestine,
musical cultures of the Baltic States, and the historical study of
musical instruments. Its collected essays range in approach from
archival to analytical and from iconographic to critical, and
consider a wide range of subjects, including the music of Jewish
displaced persons during and after World War II, Roman and
Byzantine organology, medieval hymnody, and Soviet musical life
under Stalin.
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