… Mendelssohn and Mahler represent the attempts of Jewish … Jews in a mixed surrounding. A comparison is made between Mendelssohn and Mahler's situation. While Mendelssohn had family discussions their Jewish descent, …

… with German culture, not the German nation, for Mendelssohn was Prussian and Saxon, Mahler was Austrian - … both came close to the realization of it. In the case of Mendelssohn, the attempt succeeded as far as the Germans … Mahler's case it failed, despite goodwill on both sides. In Mendelssohn's case we find typical as well as atypical …

… his time in Berlin, Lewandowski was introduced to Alexander Mendelssohn, who became his patron and whose support enabled … new romantic style heavily influenced by the music of Felix Mendelssohn. In 1871, Lewandowski published  Kol Rinah …

… but in 1777, the index appended to Volume VI named Moses Mendelssohn as the author. In the intervening sixteen years, … record straight by finally giving the credit to his friend Mendelssohn. Today there is no doubt that the attribution to Mendelssohn is the correct one.   … 9486 … Equal Temperament …

… melodies from the composers, Handel, Haydn, Cherubini, and Mendelssohn in his arrangements of liturgical music. In 1870 …

… ideas upon the Jewish community. The imprint of Moses Mendelssohn (1729-86), generally recognized as the greatest …

… chapters are devoted both to sacred and secular music. Mendelssohn and Mahler, Bloch and Schoenberg are but the …

… Guzikow was highly praised by musicians such as as Felix Mendelssohn, and met with him privately in Leipzig. He is …

Documentary. The tradition of Eastern European Jewish cantorial music is alive and well…

Bence Szabolcsi was a Hungarian music historian. He was born in Budapest, the younger…