| Slater calculated that only seven of Nathan's melodies have been identified as synagogal music and only two might have been ancient. |
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| The real way forward, in my view, is to enable and encourage new forms of properly synagogal and ecclesial scholarship. |
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| This decoration is considered as the oldest sample of the well-preserved synagogal decoration in Moravia. |
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| Similarly, the young Fromentin, a student of Cherubini at the Paris Conservatoire, was actively involved with synagogal musical reform in alignment with French practices. |
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| He is presenting the synagogal model of worship that in all probability emerged during the exilic period. |
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| One direction of synagogal innovation has been toward smallness, to the revival of the « participatory » community. |
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| The tallith, or prayer shawl, has the four fringes also, but it is confined to synagogal use and, even there, is limited to the morning service, whereas the arbaʿkanfot is worn all day. |
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| In the 19th century in western Europe, much of the traditional synagogal music was either discarded or reworked under the influence of Western forms and styles. |
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| It was not the prototype of synagogal service but rather a corresponding development effected by the established Torah reading practice outside the Temple. |
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| God, his holy Torah, the synagogal liturgy and family traditions, the Land of holiness, are surely what characterise your people from the religious point of view. |
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| There is, in any case, no getting around the firm association between synagogal sound and aural chaos in the Gentile mind. |
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| The texts designated reading divisions according to synagogal parashiyot. |
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