… of Goldfarb was the formation of a mixed boys and girls choir in the synagogue, which was rare at the time. In order … yearly cycle, intended for children and for congregational choirs. Israel Goldfarb died in Brooklyn in 1967.   Sources: …

The Fifteenth World Congress Of Jewish Studies Jerusalem Session: Ashkenazi…

… ca. 1872. She began her stage career as a member of the choir at the Polish Theater.  By the age of seventeen, …

… (by Algava) and below no. 69 for a partial version by the choir La Gloria. The CES’s version is very similar to …

… … History … Paraliturgy … Score … Scores … Cantorials … Choir … Liturgical music … Cantor … Western Ashkenazi … …

… from Prague, he continued his career as a conductor of choirs and orchestras. In 1925 he immigrated to British … later on Israel Philharmonic Orchestra), conducted choirs and was active as an organist, playing organ concerts …

… wedding song).  Performed by Yemenite Jews (male voice and choir) on July 19, 1913.   Cylinder # 654.        1:44 This …

… 16, 1858. As a young boy, he sang in the local Synagogue choir and apprenticed with several well-known hazzanim. As a …

… for the training of cantors, use of instruments, the choir etc.. … Hazzan (pl. Hazzanim) …

… thirties. Joseph Tal and Oedoen Partos also arranged it for choir. (Bahat, 1995: 240) Here we present four different … manner: the soloist sings the opening hemistich and the choir the closing hemistich. The tawshihִ is sung to … as follows: the soloist sings the first verse, and the choir the second, the soloist sings the second verse and the …