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… sustaining a congregation which was in the process of transformation: of moving to a new location and merging with … Aaron Copland . A unique initiative of Goldfarb was the formation of a mixed boys and girls choir in the synagogue, … Western European Jewish music, which was connected with Reform Judaism. The most famous example of this aspiration is …

… related to his perceptions of Jews, with strict command of form, mastery of orchestration and of polyphony. By adhering … a capella choral Psalms of 1927-29 (which were never performed after their premieres in Germany). Yet there is … in the German liberal context and then in the American Reform synagogue, as well as the relatively few elements of …

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… Rather than returning the damaged property to its former owners, properties were auctioned off to those who … With this large population influx, Saloniki was transformed into a multicultural city and commercial hub with a … Additionally, this version displays a level of rhythmic freedom not observed in the other recordings, including …

… Yisrael (1618). In 1639, the three communities merged and formed the still functioning Talmud Torah, also known as the … of the Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue in Nineteenth Century Reform Sources from Hamburg: Ancient Tradition at the Dawn of … was still the primary technique of transmitting melodic formulas of the Sephardic synagogues. Notated manuscripts …

… of two distinctive sections. The text draws from poetic formulae common in early Zionist Hebrew poetry. In Zionist … for his contributions to the liturgical music of American Reform Judaism and his work on Biblical cantillation, he was … began his position as music director of the Stephen S. Wise Free Synagogue in New York City. Rabbi Wise, an outspoken …