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Pete Sokolow
… player whose klezmer roots in the Catskills span older and newer generations of Jewish musicians. Sokolow has played … History , a filmed interview by Christa Whitney (Brooklyn, New York: 2013). This interview was conducted in English, …
Jeff Klepper
… was ordained as a cantor in 1980 in the HUC campus in New York. He cooperated with a lot of Jewish musicians; His …
Moshe Preis
… This is how his potential as a Chazan was discovered. The news of this 'Wunderkind' (child prodigy) traveled quickly, … short of his 65th wedding anniversary. He was buried in New York. Because Chazzan Moshe Preis, a true legend …
Sonic Ruins of Modernity
… the arguments presented in the book. … 1 … London and New York … Routledge … SOAS Studies in Music … Judeo-Spanish …
The Idelsohn Project
… Jerusalem in 1918. Its "composer" (i.e. the promoter of a new text set to an existing Hassidic niggun) Abraham Zvi … of musical Hebrewism as the basis for the sonic renewal of modern Jewish nationhood, still remains an enigma. … in other institutions, most notably the Cincinnati and New York library branches of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish …
Eastern Mediterranean Judeo-Spanish Songs
… … Amato Levy, Rebecca 1987 >>> I Remember Rhodes . New York: Sepher-Hermon Press. … Armistead, Samuel G. and Joseph … Susan 1947 >>> Judeo-Spanish Folk Poetry , M.A. thesis. New York. … Benmayor, Rina 1979 >>> Romances judeo-españoles …
Idelsohn's Obituary of Abraham Goldfaden
… Yiddish, Abraham Goldfaden has died. And while all Jewish newspapers and even some non-Jewish newspapers reported, after the disappearance of the … -- By saying died, I do not mean his recent death in New York, “that hundreds and thousands of Jews” went to paid him …
47. Ten piadad amoroso (Çakum Effendi)
… from an ad in the Ladino journal La America , published in New York, 30 June 1922, p. 2). Amán, amán. Merhamet kıl âşık-ı …
56. El sentenciado del bajá (Mlle Mariette)
A truncated version of the romance El sentenciado del bajá (CMP H23) documented in few…
Max Gabel
… His first play was The Sea King , 1895, performed in New York. Later he managed Gabel's Star Theater and other New York playhouses. He wrote and produced plays for his …