… was formerly attributed to the great Spanish-Jewish poet Solomon ibn Gabirol (1020-1057). The song, with the melody, …

… synagogue music, particularly the “triumvirate” of Salomon Sulzer (Vienna), Louis Lewandowsky (Berlin) and Samuel … German model developed in the Munich synagogue parallel to Sulzer’s in Vienna and the Munich tradition remained … model of Breslau developed by Moritz Deutsch, a disciple of Sulzer, was different from that of his mentor. In …

… עבור כתבי עת של חזנים. ראו למשל: Zum 80. Geburtstag Salomon Sulzer’s am 30. März 1884,  Der jüdische Kantor  6, no. 13 …

… founding of the Society for Jewish Folk Music, the composer Solomon Rosowsky published a short memoir, in which he … on the picture to view the score.   Similarly, upon meeting Solomon Rosowsky in 1904, a Russian lawyer and revolutionary … or his music. All he could focus on was his Jewish name: “Solomon! Why, it smells Biblical!” He kept repeating the …

Yosef Hadar was born in Tel Aviv in 1926 to a musical family. His mother Yafa and his…

… acquaintance of Joseph Singer , the successor of Salomon Sulzer at the Seitenshteten Temple. Singer was greatly …

I spent the summer of 1989 living in a Nazareth Illit (today Nof HaGalil) neighborhood…

… to let Sholom compose the score for 'Justice,' a play by Solomon Shmulewitz. To mediate the failure of …

… and two altos. Example 3 M'nuchoh v'simchoh , arranged by Solomon Ancis for four part men's choir. New York: … h a vesim h a” was arranged for a four part men's choir by Solomon Ancis and published in New York in 1945 ( example 3 …