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Moshe Rudinow
… Weinhause, a local cantor. Already at a young age he appeared as a cantor in the local synagogues. In 1904 he was … concerts in military bases and villages. In 1921 they crossed the border to Poland and gave joint recitals there, … Moshe.' Encyclopedia Judaica . Ed. Michael Berenbaum and Fred Skolnik. 2nd ed. Vol. 17. Detroit: Macmillan Reference …
Yitzhak Sadai
… books of music. As a composer, Sadai attempted to cross Bergian expressionism (of the Alban Berg school) with … Yizhak.' Encyclopedia Judaica. Ed. Michael Berenbaum and Fred Skolnik. 2nd ed. Vol 17. Detroit: Macmillan Reference …
Israel Alter
… made several recordings in 1926, gave numerous concerts across Europe, and became a significant figure in the … States in 1961 and joined the faculty of the School of Sacred Music at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of … was a baritone, but he sang in the tenor range. He mastered both the Eastern European and Western cantorial styles …
Alfred Sendrey
… Musician, conductor and musicologist Alfred Sendrey was born in 1884 in Budapest, Hungary. He … in 1905, Sendrey began a successful conducting career across Europe and America, holding posts in Cologne … … Conductor … Musicologist … Composer … Jewish … Music … Alfred Sendrey …
Eric Mandell
… which he was brutally evicted on Kristallnacht. Dr. Manfred Keller, an evangelical theologian from Bochum knew about … (2002) with a publication. During his research, he came across two valuable resources. One was composer and music … he was choir director and music teacher for decades rendered zero results. In 1968, Mandell described himself as …
Fiddler on the Move: Exploring the Klezmer World
… restless volatile, and vibrant musical culture. Firmly centered in the United States, klezmer has paradoxically moved back across the Atlantic as a distinctly 'American' music, played …
Brundibár: A Children’s Opera in Two Acts
… the children’s opera performed for representatives of the Red Cross by prisoners in the Theresienstadt ghetto in 1943. … … Prisoner … Prisoner Orchestra … Children's Opera … Red Cross … Hans Krása … Brundibár: A Children’s Opera in …
Operatic Performances in Terezםn: Krבsa’s Brundibar
… Theresienstadt for representatives from the International Red Cross in 1944. … 2 … 190-200 … Baltimore … Johns Hopkins … (Concentration Camp) … Children … Children's Opera … Red Cross … Brundibar … Rebecca Rovit … Alan Goldfarb … …
An Early Twentieth-Century Sephardi Troubadour
… represented in the present production. His repertoire, a cross-cut of what producers of the recording companies and the recording artist himself considered “recordable”, provides a fair picture of the state of …
Assessing Abraham Zvi Idelsohn’s Legacy
… Music in its Historical Development, which in many ways redefined the international study of music in Jewish life. … multi-faceted legacy. Judah M. Cohen, Indiana University A Crossroads of Jewish Music Scholarship: A. Z. Idelsohn and … and ethnographic research with analytical techniques acquired through his own education, Idelsohn attempted to give …