In spite of his unparalleled fame as a singer and musician during his lifetime, very few…

… to me it sounded too cold and the strict rhythm of the Sulzerian songs [Salomon Sulzer] had an effect similar to that of the music from the … He acquainted me with the Chazanic literature of Weintraub, Sulzer, Lewandowski and others. He implanted within me an …

… buildings in Holland. The synagogue was modeled after Solomon's temple and is constructed from large red bricks …

Portrayed by Readers' Digest as 'a top ranking composer;' in Christian…

… the transcriptions were made. This phenomenon began with Solomon Sultzer’s modernization of Jewish liturgical music … in Ashkenazi synagogue music by cantors such as Maier Kohn, Sulzer and Naumbourg, some of the congregational responses … in Musicology  2:121-139. _____. 1996. “He-ḥazan Shelomo Sulzer ve-hashpaʽato mi-yyamav ʽad hayom.”  Duchan  14: …

… of Palestine” (New York, 1929), then by Idelsohn (1932), in Solomon Rosowsky’s “Mizimrat Ha’aretz” (1929, 2 nd ed. …