… of November 9, 1938 and published by the archive of the city of Speyer, informs us that his music collection was … at the Leo Baeck Institute Archives (15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011) catalogued as MS 155/MSF 13. They mostly …

… Krein’s style continually developed in response to new influences and trends in the Russian Jewish school. …

… was cantor at the Neusynagoge at Prague. Kaiser arrived in New York city in June, 1866, and in the following month was appointed …

… were found at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research in New York in 1981. This volume includes a long introduction by …

… the Russian Empire, today Chernihiv in Ukraine and died in New York City on January 30, 1941. Several sources have misprinted …

… of Jewish liturgical music are rare, and the discovery of a new source from that period is a remarkable event. In … Abraham Lopes Cardozo of blessed memory (1914-2006) in New York City. This manuscript, previously unknown to researchers, …

… after 1960 was significantly different, following the news from Darmstadt that reached composers only in the late …

… terms, the Nahda is associated with the emergence of a new school, which, having its roots in Egypt, saw the … for historical records of Jewish musicians from Aleppo, the city which, for a long time, was regarded as one of the … his passion for music. According to his great niece in New York, Taboush lost his eyesight when, after running away …

… located at the library of the Hebrew Union College (HUC) in New York City. This German text provides insights into Idelsohn’s …

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