… as well as non-liturgical works (chamber, organ and vocal works). The Herman Berlinsky music collection, which contains writings and compositions … can be found here  via the Miliken Archive of Jewish Music. An additional biography can be found here , on the …

… Born in Tel Aviv, Israel. She began her studies at the Music Teachers' Seminary in Tel Aviv (1959) and Oranim … (1964, 1976-1980), and also studied at the Rubin Academy of Music in Tel Aviv (1976-1980). Her works include chamber, orchestral, and vocal music. Her music explores themes from the Bible, …

… Orgad has been most known as a principal figure on the music education scene for over three decades. He served as the national Superintendent of Music Education between 1975 and 1988. He studied with … for the importance of the Hebrew language in his works – vocal as well as instrumental; he published a booklet about …

… grandfather, Cantor Moses Fromberg. He received his first musical training while being part of his grandfather's … 1957. Apart fom his cantorial career, Ephros taught Jewish music in Hebrew schools in New York and at the Hebrew Union … Ephros composed many liturgical works, in addition to other vocal and instrumental compositions. Ephros is mostly known …

… at the Odessa Academy (1958-1965), and later studied Musicology and Composition at the Gnessin Musical Institute in Moscow (1967-1971), receiving his PhD … including pieces for solo instruments, chamber and vocal music, choral music, ballet, orchestral works, …

… Musicologist, folklorist and composer Nikolay (or Nikolaï) … folk music, with strong emphasis on studies about plurivocality and rhythm, dedicated unfailing efforts to the … the renowned Bulgarian State Radio and Television Female Vocal Choir, whose recordings under the banner of the title …

… Milan Slavický was a Czech composer, musicologist, and pedagogue. He came from a musical family. His father Klement Slavický and both his … chamber, and electroacoustic music. His interest in vocal music increased significantly after 1990. His …

… an early age as a prodigy in Talmudic studies.  It was his vocal talent however that brought him to Vienna to study music and the cantorial tradition.   In 1842 Deutsch was … the Breslau Theological Seminary, where he taught cantorial music for over 30 years.  In 1859, Deutsch helped to found …

… to the USA. In the USA he was influenced by popular music and jazz, he met several of the outstanding figures of the Broadway stage and began to write musicals that enjoyed tremendous popularity. Weill held the … … Hatikva (The Hope, Israel's national anthem) … Hatikvah … Vocal music … Classical music … Kurt Weill … Kurt Weill … …

… Ullmann family moved to Vienna, and Viktor began studying music theory with Dr. Josef Pohlaneur. In 1918, Viktor … in Prague. Initially Ullmann’s duties were restricted to vocal coaching, but after one year, Zemlinsky expanded his … piano (performed 1923), the Octet (1924), his incidental music for Klabund's Kreidekreis (1925), and the Symphonische …

… in Casablanca, Morocco, and it was there that he began his musical education. His vocal talent was evident from a young age, and as a child he … the United States, he also graduated from the US School of Music. Abikzer's unique position at Cedarhurst is a …

… Tel Aviv in 1974. His style is influenced by 20th-century musical techniques, but also incorporates elements associated with Middle Eastern music. Daus's works include chamber, vocal and orchestral pieces, songs, and some incidental …