… Iraq, their names were intentionally forgotten, and their songs were titled 'folksongs' or ascribed to other musicians. In Israel, they … brothers both felt that they were cornered into a cultural ghetto, due to the lack of appreciation of Arabic music in …

… with Jewish theater troupes active in the Jewish ghetto, as well as in Christian communities and in the … polyphonic settings of Hebrew psalms, hymns and synagogue songs titled Ha-Shirim Asher li-Shelomo (1622-3), edited by …

… of the most prolific writers of revue theater in the Vilna ghetto. Many of his songs were written for and sung by his sister, Chayele. … child entrepreneur, became widely popular in the ghetto. Like many of Rozental’s songs, it was first …

… remained one of the core figures in the musical life of the ghetto. Although basic resources such as instruments and … with Rafael Schachter for whose chorus Klein composed folk songs in Czech, Slovak, Hebrew, and Russian. Since procuring scores in the ghetto was very difficult, Klein’s original compositions …

… In September of 1941, Glik was sent to the first of two ghettos established in the city. One of the most significant political forces in the Vilna ghetto was the underground Fareynigte Partizaner … creating a feeling of communal strength. Among many other songs glorifying the bravery of the partisans, Glik composed …