(49 results found)
Abraham Baer
… he served from 1857 until his death), a minor corner of the German-speaking Jewish world by all accounts, had … Cantorial Liturgy , published by the Sacred Music Press (an operation of the Hebrew Union College) in 1953 (and again in …
Abraham Zvi Idelsohn
… Perisan, Bukharian, Oriental Sephardi, Moroccan, German, Eastern European and Hassidic Jewish communities in … successor to the famous Weintraub. I found him steeped in German music, his voice insignificant, his chazanuth … I was accepted in the Stern’sches Conservatorium in the opera-class of Siedmann. The Director of the institution …
Aron Marko Rothmüller
… in Zagreb and Vienna (1928-1932), was a distinguished opera singer, and performed across Europe. Following Nazi … (1953 and subsequent reprints) that was first published in German (1951) and enjoyed a wide readership during the … voice teacher and author of Croatian-Jewish origin … Opera … Singer … Baritone … Composer … Author … Teacher … …
Alfred Sendrey
… Brno (1908-11), Hamburg (1912-13), New York (Century Opera Company, 1913-14), Berlin-Charlottenburg (1914-16), … Sendrey accepted a position as the director of the Central German Radio in Berlin, and taught simultaneously at the … a recognized composer. His corpus includes a full-scale opera, several orchestral works, chamber music, and art …
Boaz Tarsi
… Cristofori Hall in Amsterdam, the Michelstadt Festival in Germany, Gary Karr, the Jerusalem Theater, Tel Aviv Museum, … work, Mr. Tarsi has an active career as a singer in opera, the concert stage, and cantorial music. He has …
Samuel Adler
… Samuel Adler was born in Mannheim, Germany (1928). His father was Hugo Chaim Adler , … is the composer of over 400 published works, including 5 operas, 6 symphonies, 17 concerti, 8 string quartets, 5 …
Brundibár: A Children’s Opera in Two Acts
… Research: Bibliographies New recording of the children’s opera performed for representatives of the Red Cross by … a booklet with the libretto in English, Czech, French, and German. … 7 … New York … Arabesque … … 1996 … Opera … Holocaust … Ghetto … Terezin … Terezin - …
Opera in the Nazi Period
… Bibliographies Details the efforts to recreate the German opera repertoire to reflect Nazi political and cultural … … Holocaust … Cult … Third Reich … Nazi Nazis … Politics … German opera … Cultural ideology … Performance … Erik Levi … …
The Politics of Music in the Third Reich
… Research: Bibliographies Explores the affect of Nazism on German music in the 1930s and 1940s, includnig propaganda, … National Socialist concepts of race on classical music and opera, and a discussion of the relationship between composer … … Classical music … Third Reich … Nazi Nazis … Propoganda … German music … National Socialist … Composer … Michael Meyer …
Kurt Weill
… Documentary. German, English, French and Italian, English subtitles; 97 … himself with several satirical and surrealistic operas, he became famous with playwright Bertold Brecht … works were classified as degenerate. In 1933, Weill left Germany for France, however after a short stay there he …