Also know as Madama Europa. She was a female singer in the Gonzaga family court of…

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… life and religious music experienced a revival in 19th-c. Europe, much as a result of the civil and philisophical … century, was also felt. The careers of the four principal European cantor-composers, Salomon Sulzer (1804-90), Louis … hatasa a zsido liturgikus zenere [The influence of the European Enlightenment on Jewish liturgical music] …

Brother of Salamone Rossi

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… Identity and Nationality in 19th-century Synagogue Music in Europe …