… of an unpublished piece titled Chassidische Rhapsodie  for choir a capella (undated) by Arno Nadel  in his personal …   Figure 8: Arno Nadel, 'Chassidische Rhapsodie' for choir a capella and Jacob Beimel’s publication that inspired … element. (2)   “Dance nign,” performed by the Vizhnitz Choir, congregation and Moshe (“Mona”) Rosenbloom’s …

… Uzziel with the participation of Ezra Aharon’s children’s choir Ezra Aharon (“Azuri”): Ten Years at the Palestine …

… Istanbul, Cordova became one of the leaders of the Mafṭirim Choir, a renowned synagogue choir from Edirne that continued its activities in Istanbul. …

… is here shown as “during the High Holy Days, leading a choir in a Lower East Side Temple. Oh, and he took along his …

… Nikolai Kaufmann collected the song and arranged it for choir, in the spirit of the modernist approach to folk songs … His modern polyphonic arrangement was recorded by the choir “Voices of Vitiz” (of the Bulgarian Academy for …

… in three early recordings of Hebrew songs: by the  male choir of Abraham Zvi Idelsohn , by the  actors of Habima …

… in 1675 in celebrated), these artistic pieces for solo or choir with instrumental accompaniment where hardly known to …

… by Jonathan Wasserman from the Board of Jewish Education Choir, arranged and directed by Neil Levin, courtesy of Alex … director of the Farband Culture Chorus and the music and choir director of Temple Anshe Chesed in New York City. …

… cantor and congregation, or occasionally between cantor and choir. [35]  In order to facilitate the comparison of the … second and fourth phrases (B, D) are indicated as Chor  (choir). Tonality and Meter   D, no fixed meter Remarks   … the melody are titled: Solo I [cantor’s first part]; Chor [choir’s first part] I; Solo II [cantor’s second part]; Chor …

… of this phenomenon is the presence of an institutionalized  choir , at least in the form of a small group of … passes from the Near East to Spain, the solo-and-choir structures are not taken over. This accords with the … exclusive and showy role of the  hazzan  (thus also of the choir). The same attitude also prevailed in Italy and in the …

… music from his father, and later joined several liturgical choirs. When he was fifteen, he had his first opportunity to conduct, as the conductor of one of his choirs was sick and requested that Feuer fill in, with the … the same year of his arrival, Feuer formed a liturgical choir in the Dr. Max Nordau synagogue. In 1937, he founded …

… His version of the piyyut was recorded live by a children’s choir with orchestral accompaniment conducted by the … Ottoman/Iraqi version discussed above.       The choir “Renanim” recorded another melody with instrumental …