… International Symposium on Sephardi Jews in South-Eastern Europe and Their Contribution to the Development of the …

… Ben found multiple if still segregated reception among European Israelis as well as among Palestinians and Arabs …

… Bukharian, Oriental Sephardi, Moroccan, German, Eastern European and Hassidic Jewish communities in Palestine and … Rabinovitz promised to instruct me in Chazanuth and in European music, and he kept his promise.  During that year I … under the title “Shire Teman.” In 1921 I decided to go to Europe to publish my works.  I took my family with me.  I …

… performed in 3/4 and at times in 2/4. Jewish Eastern Europe was not fixated on one particular style of dance. At …

… his recording contract, he decided to embark on a tour of Europe with friend Michalesko and his wife Hymie Jacobson. … Sholom made many important and long lasting contacts in Europe with Yiddish theater stars such as Molly Picon and …

…  Giora Feidman , Trio Mediaeval, and at many major European, North American and Asian festivals. … Israeli …

… kozakl, polke... ” Stutschewsky 1959, p. 164 .  “Eastern European Jews were accustomed to invite each guest to a …

… in North America, Toronto synagogues looked to Eastern Europe to recruit a cantor and his choir, knowing that a …

… Israeli,' free of foreign folklore, while still within the European classical tradition. He adds that one unique …

… New York City, to parents who recently arrived from Eastern Europe. His father, Mordechai Soltes had earned a Ph.D. in …