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Mordechai Sobol
… Born in Hadera, Israel, where he performed as a cantor from a young age. He …
Bacon Family
… in Chryzanow. He composed many pieces of liturgical music. Israel Bacon (1910-1943) Cantor Born in Chryzanow, son of …
Yitzhak Sadai
… Yitzhak Sadai was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, and immigrated to Israel in 1949. He studied composition at the Tel Aviv … of them with Jewish themes, such as the cantata, Hazvi Yisrael . Sources: Nathan Mishori. 'Sadai, Yizhak.' Grove … Oxford University Press; Boehm, Yohanan, Uri Toeplitz, and Israela Stein. 'Sadai, Yizhak.' Encyclopedia Judaica. Ed. …
Karel Salmon
… director of the Palestine Broadcasting Service (later Kol Israel ), from 1936-1958, later becoming the director of Kol Israel's transcription-exchange service until 1962. Salmon … University Press, archive of Karel Salmon in the NLI . … Israeli composer … Composers … Israel … Composer … Israeli … …
Shulamit Ran
… Pulitzer Prize winning Israeli Composer, currently serving on faculty at the … access, click here . … Composer … Composers … Composer … Israeli … Pulitzer … Prize … Shulamit Ran …
Else Lasker-Schüler
… see ' Else Lasker-Schüler ' at the National Library of Israel. The official site of Else Lasker-Schüler (in …
Nathan Shahar
… of the Hebrew Singing Committee, which decided to award the Israel Prize for Hebrew Singing in 2016. Nathan Shachar died … the Zemereshet website. See also t he National Library of Israel website . It includes archival items like Commercial … Conductor … Choirs … Musicologist … Arranger … Shirei Eretz Israel … Nathan Shahar …
Israel Najara
… Born in Eretz-Israel to a distinguished family of Jews from Spain . Najara … are still performed today, see in the JMRC concert Rabbi Yisrael Najara- the Original Versions . Sources: Encyclopedia … Jewish Music ; Be'eri, Tova. Booklet of the concert- Rabbi Yisrael Najara- the Original Versions. Further information …
Herman Svet
… Russia and intended to make his way to the land of Israel, but he was delayed en route in Kishinev, and there … newspapers in Europe, the United States, and the state of Israel. In addition, he wrote for Palestine Post and … (in Russian) Encyclopedia of the Founders and Builders of Israel , vol. 3 (Tel Aviv: 1949). (in Hebrew) Yiddish …
Avraham Shlonsky
… Avraham Shlonsky was an Israeli poet and editor, born in the Russian Empire. Full biography at Wikipedia. … Israeli poet and editor … 0 … Poet … Israeli song … Playwright … Editor … Avraham Shlonsky …