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Europa Rossi
… Also know as Madama Europa. She was a female singer in the Gonzaga family court of Mantua, Italy in the … She is considered to be the only professional Jewish female singer of her time, and the first to gain fame outside the … Reference USA, 2007. Harrán, Don. 'Madama Europa, Jewish singer in late Renaissance Mantua.' in Festa Musicologica: …
Moshe Rudinow
… … Cantor … Soloist … Opera … Singer … Moshe Rudinow …
Al-Gharid Al-Yahudi
… : Al-Gharid Al-Yahudi (early seventh century), poet, singer, and composer from Medina in Arabia. Al-Gharid … (nickname meaning the fresh voice), one of the four great singers in the early Islamic era (d. 716). The biographical … … Composer, Singer and Poet … Al-Gharid Al-Yahudi …
Bacon Family
… Born in Chryzanow, son of Hirsch Leib Bacon. Appeared as a singer around Europe, officiated as cantor in Czechoslovakia …
Martha Schlamme
… 1938 and immigrated to the US in 1948. She became a popular singer, giving over a thousand concerts. An expert in … Hebrew and Yiddish. Source: Encyclopedia Judaica . … Folksinger and actress … Song … Singer … Jewish … Yiddish … Hebrew … Folksongs … Popular … …
Karel Salmon
… and later worked as a repetiteur at the Berlin Staatsoper, singer at the Hamburg Opera, and conductor in Baden. He …
Israel Najara
… … Song … Poet … Hebrew … Writer … Composer … Rabbi … Singer … Songs … Israel Najara …
Mathew Miller (Matisyahu)
… biography on Matisyahu's official website, click here . … Singer, songwriter … Singer … Songwriter … Hassidic … Orthodox … Jewish … Reggae …
Yehiel 'Adaki
… two weeks, with various events happening throughout. The singers used to build a singing program for each event and party. 'Adaki got to know three groups of singers (each wedding had a group of three singers), headed by Rabbi Aharon Hacohen. While working, he …
Don Harrán
… seventeenth-century Italy; early Jewish women as poets and singers; the beginnings of Hebrew musical historiography. … …