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Joseph Moskowitz
… was an American cimbalom player, and a recording artist in New York City during the first half of the …
Haim Effendi
… characterized by an exposure to Western culture (most particularly French), to liberal trends in Judaism … sources and “Sephardized” them, i.e. rendered them in his particular style. Secondly, he commanded repertoires of … repertoire. In spite of the meager information regarding an artist of great merit as Haim Effendi, the hard-core …
Eliakum Zunser
… Its theme was the joy of returning to plow the Jewish earth in the Holy Land. Zunser himself hoped to settle in the …
Joseph Altschul
… Born in Vilna. Studied Talmud in Courland and cantorial arts in Berdichev with Yeruham Blindman. Officiated as …
Emanuel Amiran (Pougatchov)
… and seminaries. He ended this work in 1934 when he departed for London to study at the Trinity College of Music, …
Joseph Albaradani
Joseph Albarandi lived in Baghdad during the tenth century. Sources suggest that he…
Al-Mansur Al-Yahudi
… USA, 2007. 679. 22 vols. Source: Encyclopedia Judaica . An article by Amnon Shiloah with a reference to Al-Mansur …
Abramo Dall' Arpa
… member of the Mantuan Jewish community. In 1542 he participated in a dramatic production at the Mantuan court, playing the part of Pan. He appears to have served the court under Duke …
Menahem Avidom
… Association), and The Public Council for Culture and Art. A prolific composer and known public figure (also … who wrote arrangements for the unique Jewish-Yemenite artist and singer, Bracha Zefira, and based many of their …
Abraham Ber Birnbaum
… his first piece (Al Neharot Bavel), and began publishing articles in “Hazfira” magazine. In 1891, Birnbaum returned … of establishing a cantors’ union in Poland; publishing articles on Jewish music in 'Hazfirah' and 'Haolam' …