… Alman was born in Sobolevka, Podolia in 1877. He began his musical education at the conservatory in Odessa and was a … in Kishinev , Alman moved to London where he continued his musical studies at the Royal College of Music. There he … wrote and published several arrangements of popular Yiddish folk songs. … Composer of Synagogue and Secular Music … 0 … …

… and contemporary state of knowledge about klezmer music. Each entry includes a number of citations from … expressing an elegiac mood, in the manner of Wallachian folk music. The hazanim used to sing a Wulach , for example, … does not prove that the music was borrowed [from Moldavian folk music]. In fact just the name was borrowed, perhaps …

… המוסיקה היהודית, וייסד את כתב העת 'מוסיקה יהודית' (Jewish Music) , בו אף פרסם את יצירותיו ועיבודיו המוסיקליים: מוסיקה … חסידיות. Picture taken from: Beimel, Jacob. Mikitka (Jewish folk song) . New York : Jos. P. Katz, 1 927 … חזן, מלחין …

… The Jewish “troubadours” were wandering musicians active between the two World Wars in Eastern … of the composer, genres of Yiddish poetry and issues of musical style. 33 songs.   … 81 … 81 … 10 … 38924 … 180 … … scores … Score, Music scores … 7 … 9477 … 2000 … Analysis … Folk songs … History … Poetry … Score … Scores … Yiddish … …

… Algazi was born in Iepuresti,  Romania in 1890. He studied music in Vienna and Paris and graduated from the Ecole … he held for many years. His interest in Jewish music and folklore was sparked by early studies with musicologist … . In 1958 he published an important collection of Sephardic folk songs and texts, Chants Séphardis , under the auspices …

… Born in Berlin, Sachs studied piano, music theory and composition as a youth in that city. He … as an art historian, but promptly became more devoted to music, eventually being appointed director of the Staatliche … Claudie. “Curt Sachs.”  Journal of the International Folk Music Council  12 (1960): 88–89. (in French)     … …

… He sang with famous cantors in Kiev, later studying music in Kiev and in St. Petersburg, where he participated in the founding of the Society for Jewish Folk Music (1908). He composed many works based on Jewish … . … Composer … Composers … Composer … Society … Jewish … Folk … Music … Moses Michail Milner (Melnikoff) …

… and contemporary state of knowledge about klezmer music. Each entry includes a number of citations from … refers to the term in question. It also indicates whether musical notation or sound recordings are included in the … Beregovski writes, ‘we find a number of Ukrainian folk songs which were reworked for solo instrument (most …

… ' … The comparison of a great number of variants of a folk melody was undertaken by Bela Bartok at the beginning … upon the comparison of tunes influenced by different music cultures. Idelsohn did not content himself with the … Sephardim … Sephardi music … Melodic variants … Variants … Folk melodies … Folk music … Persistence and Transformation …

… 1908 he became a founding member of the Society for Jewish Folk Music , working as its first secretary. During this period … & co-founder of the St. Petersburg Society for Jewish Folk Music … Lazare Saminsky …