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      Eleanor Chana Mlotek (neé Eleanor 'Chana' Gordon) was…

… Italy, 15th century), are preserved on fol. 5a of the ms. London, British Library, Or. 10878. They are published here as a supplement (118/Anonymous London [mus. pass. AC]) to  Hebrew writings concerning music … by the Guidonian hand and the mutation-table. The London ms. has also a table indicating the location of the …

… Reform Judaism movement. They were composed for the West London synagogue, of which Salaman was a member of. They are … … 40 … 40 … 10 … 34444 … Novello, Ewer and Co.‎ … London … … 1892? … Liturgy … Reform … London … Reform temple … Liturgical music … Reform Judaism … …

A combination of stanzas, of which the first three are rather rare and to date…

… a barrister and senior lecturer at Queen Mary University of London. He was also a major figure in the field of Jewish … the collection eventually deposited at Leo Baeck College in London, where it is to be catalogued and made available to …

… , another edition of Sephardi Melodies . … 7 … 40214 … London, United Kingdom … See also in our website the project … Sephardi tradition … Spanish-Portuguese … Gibraltar … London … Western Sephardic … Sephardi Melodies, Music of the …

… January 21, 1923. During World War ІІ he was evacuated to London where he lived for thirteen years all. He studied at Jews College of the University of London obtaining a Teachers’ Diploma. During his stay in London, he was appointed cantor at the Bevis Marks and …

… there. After the tragic pogrom in Kishinev , Alman moved to London where he continued his musical studies at the Royal … was appointed the choirmaster at the Hampstead Synagogue in London . Alman's reputation spread quickly, and he was hired to lead several other local Jewish choirs in London . Alman was deeply influenced by the Eastern European …