… hazzanut  in Vilna under the guidance of cantor Kogan and choirmaster Moshe Dorguzhansky, in whose choir he was a …

… mid- to late-19th-century American synagogue organists and choirmasters who attempted to create and adapt music to suit … and Jacob Schlesinger and Joseph Bloch', 73. … Organists, choirmaster and composer … Composers … Composer … American composers … Reform Judaism … Organ … Choirmaster … German Jews … Synagogue music … Sigmund …

… was an instructor at the National Conservatory, and served choirmaster at Temple Emanuel (1898-1910). He also worked … composer and teacher … Composers … Composer … Conductor … Choirmaster … Teacher … Editor … Schirmer … Synagogue … …

… century Chicago, serving as a well-regarded hazzan, choirmaster, and cantorial pedagogue. There he also began … of Jewish Music website) … Musicologist, composer, cantor, choirmaster … 24140 … American cantors … Ashkenazi liturgical music … Choirmaster … Eastern Europe … Jewish music … Music theory … …

Yitzhak Heilmann was born in Lvov. He worked as choir-conductor in synagogues in Lvov…

…  and hazzan Spitzberg. In 1869 he was offered a position as choirmaster and as assistant to hazzan  Nissan Blumenthal … form, which continue to be used by many hazzanim and choirmasters.  … Russian synagogue choirmaster, composer & teacher … Hazan, Chazzan, Chazzanut, …

… at Temple University and accepted a post as organist and choirmaster at Temple Keneseth Israel in Philadelphia . In …

… Biography by Pasquale Troia Choirmaster of the Tempio Maggiore (Great Synagogue) in Rome … or to selected verses. Through these compositions, the choirmaster could continue the tradition of other masters …

… Synagogue, suggesting that the cantor had come to assume choirmaster duties there. Shlisky’s early years in Toronto …

… entailed the professionalization of cantors, choristers, choirmasters and instrumentalists and the disciplining of an … recordings, private estates of composers, cantors and choirmasters as well as cantors’ journals and ethnography …