… and has performed throughout Israel, Europe, and the United States. Bernstein also maintains a broader interest in …

… Revolution, Russia became completely isolated from other states and could no longer sufficiently foster Engel’s … für jüdische Volksmusik) in St. Petersburg, which united all young Jewish talents. Later, branches were … a synagogue—he went on to achieve immense acclaim in the United States. His personal testament regarding his creative …

… training in the first half of the twentieth century, Cohen states, “It might be best to see the cantor as a flexible … Jewish Orthodoxy into a social category (ibid.). In the United States, the development of Orthodox Judaism had a … in a relatively small timespan, and primarily in the United States, but their presentation as a historical …

… inherits the affective ambition of institutions such as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) and the National … the designation of Hamas as a terrorist organization by the United States, the European Union, Israel, and others. See …

… of New York and Israel, and has lectured across the United States on topics related to Israeli popular music, and …

… R. Shmuel Bezalel ("Rashbaz") Alt'hoyz, United States, 1960s; Recorded by Samuel Zalmanoff. Dew to make the …

… let them chant His praises. This niggun was composed in the United States by the Rebbe of Pittsburg, R. Yosef Leifer (d. 1966), …

… "Mizmor le-David " (Psalm 23). The Skverer Hasidim in the United States have named the niggun for one Pressman. In this …

… the Eastern Mediterranean (Hemsi 1995, no. 27) and in the United States. - Alevantešvos, turunja, del vuestro lindo durmir, …

… Suad Zaki and the couple spent parts of their lives in the United States and later on in Israel. In comparison with other Arab …

… and enriched the Sephardic musical tradition in the United States. Born in 1923, in Sarajevo, she was raised in a … After the war, Flory made a made a home and family in the United States. Since the 1970s, she has dedicated herself to …

… century witnessed a significant exodus of Monastirli to the United States, Mandate Palestine, and Chile. By 1925, New York … a handful of publications in Yugoslavia, Israel, and the United States began to document aspects of the repertoire. …