… and Haubenstock-Ramati. Franks Williams enhanced the Israeli avant-garde at the time, not only as a radio …

Ani havatzelet hasharon Mi zot ola Im lo teid'y lach Lekha dodi Lekhu…

… Natan Shachar was famous as a music teacher, conductor of choirs, and songwriter. Among the songs he composed were … that won first prizes at various music festivals. Among the choirs he founded and conducted are the huge choirs: '200 Girls of the General Staff' ('Mataim bnot …

… electronic media popularized certain melodies through Israeli radio programs and vinyl records published since the …

… 1990), and The Ship of Hours (symphonic, 1999). … Israeli composer … 11807 … Tzvi Avni … רונית סתר …

מהשירה המאוחדת לשירת קהל : הרכבה מזרחית-מערבית בהתאמה לכל יהודי המזרח והמערב ... מנגינות…

… in Yiddish, Ladino and Hebrew performed by various choirs and recorded on separate occasions also appear in … Yiddish, Ladino and Hebrew songs performed by various choirs were released in the most recent (and last) … Kaufman,  2008 . … Musicologist, folklorist and composer … Choirs, Choral … Bulgaria … Choral music … …

… 1997 Israel Prize laureate, is the most prolific of all Israeli composers, with more than 3,000 pieces. He studied … from IMI website)   [1]   Fleisher, Robert Jay.  Twenty Israeli composers: voices of a culture . … Israeli composer … 11807 … Abel Ehrlich … רונית סתר …

A critical edition of the cantata-quasi-oratorio “Dio, Clemenza e Rigore” (“God,…

… and a 1983 recipient of the prestigious Wolf Prize—the only Israeli composer who has won this prize. He also served as … (and among the first in the world), establishing the first Israeli electronic music center at the Hebrew University in … … Composers … 11807 … Composer … Pianist … Teacher … Israeli … Germany … Berlin … Electronic … Atonal … …