… in Beuthen, Nurnberg and Vienna (where he succeeded Salomon Sulzer ). He published numerous studies  on Jewish music and …

… was Karl Fränkel (1810-1877), the husband of Henriette Sulzer (1808-1889), sister of the great cantor Salomon Sulzer from Vienna. Other uncles were Jacob Fränkel, cantor … Maurice Löwe in Strasbourg, and continued under Salomon Sulzer, to whom he was connected by family ties, in Vienna. …

… (a musical), Shlomo hamelech veShalmai hasandlar (King Solomon and the Cobbler) (a musical), Hu halach basadot (He …

… Bezalel Shulsinger in Odessa , and studying with Salomon Sulzer in Vienna . His fluent music reading was unusual …

… of the four principal European cantor-composers, Salomon Sulzer (1804-90), Louis Lewandowski (1821-94), Samuel …

… specifically by the work of hazzanim Nisson Spivak and Solomon Sulzer. He made use of elaborate modern harmony in his …

… , Yedidya Admon , M. Kohn , R. Kosakoff, M. Lustig, Solomon Rosowsky , Y. H. Wohl , A. M. Rabinowitch, L. Agazi …

… two volume collection of hymns made up primarily of Salomon Sulzer’s liturgical compositions and arrangements.  Abraham … compositions, as well as music borrowed from  Salomon Sulzer ,  Louis Lewandowski  and  Samuel Naumbourg , …

… in Vienna. From the age of ten he sang in the choir of Solomon Sulzer, and in 1859 became assistant cantor in Fünfhaus, one …

… … 1998 … Hazzanut … Ninteenth (19th) Century … Vienna … Sulzer, Solomon … Hazzanim - Cantors … Cantor … Cantorial music … …