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Moshe Nathanson
… the field of Jewish music is his compilation of liturgical melodies, Zamru Lo (4 vols.), which is still widely used in …
Irving Berlin
… popular songwriter. He was taken to New York in 1893. His melodies maintained their popularity in America. … Jewish …
Paul Ben-Haim
… His Symphony No. 2 (1945), like the first one, was based on melodies he had arranged for Zephira. Both works won the …
Haim Effendi
… the setting of original texts in Judeo-Spanish to extant melodies of well-known songs in Turkish and perhaps Arabic …
Jacob Bauer
… published a collection of arrangements of Turco-Sephardic melodies (Schir-Hakawod [1889]). Jacob Bauer's biography can …
Ram Da-Oz
… in addition to traditional styles, using some Sephardic melodies for his works. He has also written Israeli …
Tsippi Fleischer
… synthesis. She has incorporated in her works far more Arab melodies, textures and rhythms than most Israeli composers, …
Shalom Friede
… Shalom Friede was born in Amsterdam. The collection of his melodies added to the knowledege of Polish cantoral and …
Yitzhak Heilmann
… in Haifa. He trained many cantors, and composed hundreds of melodies for sections of the prayer service. … Cantor and …
Maier Kohn
… , is considered the first modern collection of synagogue melodies. It includes his own compositions, as well as …