… Uman, also know as 'Bezalel Odesser.' Served as cantor in Odessa for about thirty-five years, later moving to … … Composers … Schulsinger … Cantor … Composer … Odessa … Synagogue … Music … Jerusalem … Bezalel Shulsinger …

… Moshe Goldstein, a cantor who immigrated to Israel from Odessa, and who was a pupil of the renowned cantor Bezalel …

… to hazzan  Nissan Blumenthal  at the Brody Synagogue in Odessa. Nowakowsky was deeply influenced by Blumenthal’s … of music theory and harmony at the People’s Conservatory of Odessa.           Odessa was one of the great centers of the  Haskalah …

… and composer. Born in Ukraine . Studied music in Berdichev, Odessa and St. Petersburg . In 1887 began officiating as …

… Alexander Olshanetsky was born in Odessa, Ukraine. He played with the Odessa Opera orchestra and toured Russia and Siberia, and …

… tour as an Opera soloist in Moscow , Leningrad , Kiev and Odessa. In 1947, Koussevitsky emigrated to the United States …

… the Brodski Synagogue choir. Around 1913, Rudinow left for Odessa where he studied and graduated from the Odessa conservatory in 1918, after having taken a break in … as a soloist member and conductor at Hazomir Society of Odessa and Kherson. While working there, he translated …

… pieces himself. At the age of 15, he went south to Kiev and Odessa, where he graduated with honors from a high school of …

… extensively, serving communities in Kherson, Lemberg, and Odessa, finally settling in New York to serve as the chief … Yeshurun Synagogue. In 1892, Minkowski was invited back to Odessa to take office as the chief cantor at the Brody … also deeply involved in Bialik’s intellectual movement in Odessa. He lectured at the Jewish Conservatory and was the …

… 1877. He began his musical education at the conservatory in Odessa and was a member of the Russian army band based …

… theater. In 1880 Mogulesko formed a theater troupe in Odessa, and in 1881 published a collection of verse,  …

… later established his reputation in Lemberg (1868-1864), Odessa (1884-1885) and Budapest (1885-1905), where he … Minkowski relates the story of the “cantors’ battle” in Odessa between Joshua Abrass and Jacob Bachman, in which the Jewish community in Odessa was divided into two camps: the Pitsists (plural of …