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Portaleone, Abraham ben David
Encyclopedic entry
Music and National Socialism: The Politicisation of Criticism, Composition and Performance
… and Film in the Third Reich … 36032 … 158-182 … Winchester, Hampshire … Winchester Press, Winchester School of Art … … 1990 … Music … Chronology … …
Opera in the Nazi Period
… Nazis … Theatre under the Nazis … 36027 … 136-186 … Manchester, UK … Manchester University Press … … 2000 … Holocaust … Cult … Third …
Cancionero Sefardí de Turquía (SMR Bresler Collection)
… Terah Irme quero Dak il tas, toma 'l tas Es razón de alabar Esterina Serfati Cuatro cantonadas Agua, Dio Ya comimos y …
Transcription de la pulsation, de la metrique et du "rhythme libre" [Transcription of the pulse, meter, and "free rhythm"]
… the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt. The Western transcriber attempts to decompose the perceived aural …
The field of popular music in Israel (1985)
… for the Study of Popular Music … 35869 … 143-155 … Manchester and New York … Manchester University Press … … Songs … 1989 … Music … Song … …
The Jester - Der Purimshpiler
… focuses on three main characters: Getsel, a vagabond jester; Esther, a shoemaker's daughter; and Dick, a vaudville … circus. A parade of costume, buffoonery and music, The Jester highlights both the shoemaker's scheme to marry Esther … … Poland … Musical revues … Feature … Purimshpil … The Jester - Der Purimshpiler …
My people's dream / Dream of my people
… on the Jordan River. Sings at Rachel's Tomb. Rosenblatt at Western Wall intercuts sights of Jerusalem; Rosenblatt's …
Sefarad '92 (SMR Bresler Collection)
… Esterina Sarfati Alta, alta es la luna Páĵaro d'hermosura En …
Oratorio Ester, The Salvation of Israel by Esther (program brochure)
… for the gala concert and modern world premiere of Oratorio Ester, The Salvation of Israel by C. G. Lidarti (music) and … Sound recording … 58 … 58 … 1 … 35636 … Jerusalem … … Ester … Esther … 2000 … Baroque … Esther … Librettos … Oratorio … Christian … Ester … Saraval, Jacob Raphael … Lidarti, Christiano …