… Translated from Czech … 1 … 37938 … Prague … … 1995 … Milan Slavicky … …

… Translated from the Czech original (Brno: Muzejni a vlastivedna spolecnost, …

… We Are Here: Songs of the Holocaust. Sung in Yiddish and Czech. … 7 … 36098 … United States … Centaur … … Songs … …

… Milan Slavický was a Czech composer, musicologist, and pedagogue. He came from a … after 1990. His compositions have often been performed on Czech and foreign stages and have received significant … , composed for the Berliner Festwochen festival, won the Czech Music Critics' Award for Best Composition in 1992. …

… in 1943. Includes a booklet with the libretto in English, Czech, French, and German. … 7 … 36100 … New York … …

… In the spring of 1939, shortly after the integration of Czech lands into the Third Reich, Nazi officials closed all institutions of higher education in the occupied Czech territories. Klein’s university studies ended … Schachter for whose chorus Klein composed folk songs in Czech, Slovak, Hebrew, and Russian. Since procuring scores …

… after graduating from the conservatory, Ledeč joined the Czech Philharmonic. Upon completing his army service, Ledeč … with several Slovak orchestras until rejoining the Czech Philharmonic as an associate concertmaster in 1926. He held this post until the German occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939. Ledeč was an active soloist and …

… Born in Trebic , Moravia (today Czech Republic ). Officiated as cantor in Munich …

… Kultur des 20. Jahrhunderts (Asrael and Kaddish in Czech culture of the 20th century) …

… Brod (Prague, 1884 – Tel-Aviv, 1968, immigrated in 1938). Czech writer, poet, playwright, essayist and composer. The …