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Notes
harps according to Alamoth: Alamoth is likely a melody sung in a soprano range. The word may be related to the Hebrew word ‘almah,’ which means “young woman.”
The second list of Levitical musicians highlighted their musical skills instead of their rank.
David once more planned to bring the ark of God to Jerusalem. This time, he prepared carefully to ensure success.
People
Alamoth: A musical term, possibly referring to a high pitch Benaiah: A Levite musician during the transfer of the ark Eliab: Levite musician during David's reign Jaaziel: Levite musician during David's reign Jehiel: Levitical musician during the reign of King David Maaseiah: Levite gatekeeper during the reign of David Shemiramoth: Levite musician during David's reign Unni: Levite musician during David's reign Zechariah: Levite gatekeeper and musician during David's reign
Glossary
Alamoth Aziel Ben (Person) Benaiah Chronicles, Books of First and Second David Eliphelehu Genealogy Jaaziel Jehiel Jeiel Kenaniah Maaseiah Mattithiah Merari, Merarite Mikneiah Music Shemiramoth Singer Unni Zechariah (Person)
Topics
Alamoth: A Musical Term Aziel: A Temple Musician Benaiah: A Levitical Musician David: King of Israel: Organized the Tabernacle Service Eliab: A Levite, a Porter and Musician Maaseiah: A Levite Musician Music: Alamoth: A Musical Term Which Appears In Music: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Shemiramoth: A Levite Musician Tact in David's Popular Methods in Organizing the Temple Music Unni: A Musician in the Time of David Zechariah (Zecharias): Three Levites in the Days of David