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Music of Salamone Rossi

This page is always being updated. We are adding scans, articles, and audio clips, so please keep on returning (and give us your feedback).

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Additional Rossi Pages

  • A monograph about Rossi by Prof. Joshua Jacobson.
  • An overview of Rossi’s environment by Prof. Jacobson.

Sheet Music

Salamone Rossi, Elohim Hashiveinu HZ-028 (12 pp.) $1.75

Salamone Rossi was the first musician in modern times to compose a collection of choral motets in Hebrew for the synagogue. Published in Venice in 1623, Elohim Hashiveinu displays a blend of Renaissance polyphony and Baroque ornamentation with a creative sensitivity to the Hebrew Psalm text. This unique edition provides singers with both full score and part books. (SATB, Hebrew, med)

Salamone Rossi, Adon Olam HZ-045 (27 pp.) $2.75

Published in Venice in 1623 in the anthology, HaShirim Asher LiSh’lomo, Adon Olam is composed in the style of cori spezzati, church music in which two choirs are separated spatially, enhancing the antiphonal effect of the music. Yet Rossi displays a reverence for and a creative sensitivity to the Hebrew hymn text. This unique edition provides singers with both full score and part books. (SATB/SATB, Hebrew, med)

Salamone Rossi, Kaddish HZ-046 (18 pp.) $2.00

Another work from the 1623 anthology, HaShirim Asher LiSh’lomo, Kaddish is composed in the style of the balletto, the most popular form of vocal music in early seventeenth-century Italy. Thus Rossi imparts a joyous mood to his setting of the Hebrew doxology. This unique edition provides singers with both full score and part books. (SSATB, Hebrew, med)

The bass part book for “Keter”

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Jewishchoralmusic.com, Zamir's free resource for choral leaders and conducting students, is being nationally recognized for filling a void during "social distancing". The American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) highlighted the site among its Resources for Choral Professionals During the Pandemic. While choral leaders and educators had more time for learning and planning, jewishchoralmusic.com introduced them to new treasures. The enriched site provides a core online/podcast curriculum on the history of Jewish music, and lets them peruse compositions for days on end! See what ACDA has to say here.

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