… on his projected five volume collection and study of Eastern European Jewish folk music. It is unclear exactly what …      … Collector & researcher of Ashkenazi music in Eastern Europe … Moses Beregovski …

… in Radomyshl, Ukraine. He officiated as a cantor in several eastern European cities, including Rovno (hence his nickname, …

… were scattered throughout several libraries in Western Europe. Once the entire score was in his possession, …

… … 68 … 1 … 1 … 35518 … 207 … Vilna … B. Kletskin … … 1928 … Eastern Europe … Theater … Theater music … Yiddish … Europe … East … Yiddish songs … Yiddish Theater … Eastern Ashkenazi … Zalman Zylbercweig … Hintern Forhang …

… of Purim. … 81 … 81 … 9 … 35783 … Poland … … 1937 … Music … Eastern Europe … Purim … Yiddish … Europe … East … Yiddish songs … Musicals … Poland … Musical …

… and many of his compositions became famous throughout Eastern Europe and in various Hasidic courts. Especially his …

… dance was widespread in the region of Vilna... [and all of] Eastern Europe...” Fridhaber 1972, pp. 32-33 .  “Patch Tanz. Dance (lit. ‘clap dance’) of Eastern European origin, In a slow duple meter, it is part …

… the Sabbath, holidays, and the High Holy Days. The central European Ashkenazim limited it to the Three Pilgrimage Festivities and the High Holy Days. The Eastern European communities took the limitations the … similar set of five melodies, in his textbook for cantors. Eastern Europe In Abraham Baer's Siddur, there are examples …

… parallels existed and exploring them sheds new light on the European perception of Jews at this time. David Buch’s new … the earliest identifiable musical depictions of Jews in European theater (specifically in the Habsburg Empire during … J. Buch’s volume will facilitate future study of Central European compositional practice, Jewish religious music, and …

… Hazzanut … Analysis … Score … Scores … Cantorials … Western Europe … Niggun … Niggunim … Ashkenaz … Europe … Melodies … West … Hazzanim - Cantors … Western …