… and teacher. He continued as a composer and a music critic in Theresienstadt, where he had been deported in …

… into Yiddish, a biographer, author of textbooks, a literary critic, a writer and a journalist. His most important work …

… 1907 – Tel-Aviv, 1964, immigrated in 1938), a composer and critic, also essayist, translator, revered teacher and … and Academy of Music (1944-1964), and served as a music critic of the influential daily Haaretz (1956-1964). Soon … Written by Dr. Ronit Seter   … Israeli composer and music critic … 0 … Alexander Uria Boscovich …

… biography at ' Ivan Lipaev ', Wikipedia. … Russian music critic, composer, writer, social advocate, pedagogue, and trombonist … Klezmer … Music research … Critic … Ethnomusicology … Russian music … Ivan Lipaev …

… 1990, immigrated in 1944), composer, pianist, essayist, and critic, was the only widely known woman composer of her … by Verdina Shlonsky.  … Composer, pianist, essayist, and critic … Verdina Shlonsky …

… York Jewish Radio. From 1938 to 1955, Yardeni was a music critic for the newspapers Der Tog, Forverts, and the Morgn … site. Source: Yiddishmusic site.  … cantor, composer, music critic, playwright, songwriter, and lecturer. … … … Cantor … Yiddish songs … Critics … Playwright … Lecturer … Mordechai Yardeni (Motl …

… category that he initially embraced so enthusiastically. Critics’ insistence on hearing Jewish overtones in all of Bloch’s music can be demonstrated in the critical reception of his America, a work in which he … to Bloch’s American rhapsody reveals that not only his critics, but also Bloch himself was trapped in the …

… Third Reich by tracing the careers of composers, musicians, critics, and others who contributed to the musical landscape … … Composers … Musician … Third Reich … Nazi Nazis … Critics … Technology … Publishing industry … Composer … Erik …