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Bezalel Shulsinger
… Born in Uman, also know as 'Bezalel Odesser.' Served as cantor in Odessa for about thirty-five years, later moving to … … Cantor … Composer … Odessa … Synagogue … Music … Jerusalem … Bezalel Shulsinger …
Gershon Sirota
… At the age of 13, Sirota went to visit his grandparents in Odessa and was hired to lead services at the local Bet … Yakovkin, the choirmaster of the Shalashna Synagogue in Odessa , pursued Sirota until he agreed to join his choir. Consequently, Gershon’s parents moved to Odessa , where his father began working as a hazzan at one …
Josef Tal (Gruenthal)
… often-performed 1950 Sonata , and the 1962 Dodecaphonic Episodes , five methodical piano pieces including a chart of the …
Efraim Di-Zahav (Goldstein)
… Moshe Goldstein, a cantor who immigrated to Israel from Odessa, and who was a pupil of the renowned cantor Bezalel Odesser-Schulsinger. The young Efraim studied in Heder and …
Nissan Blumenthal
… he was appointed cheif hazzan at the Brody Synagogue in Odessa, a position he held until his death in 1903. During … his time there, he established the first Chor-Schul in Odessa where he developed choral singing for four voices. …
Mordekhai Hershman
… in Brooklyn, N.Y., which at the time was housed in a modest-sized building; but his services attracted such …
Alter Yehiel Karniol
… take a position of chief hazzan at the Great Synagogue in Odessa in 1889. With the onslaught of pogroms in 1905, Karniol left Odessa for New York , where he was re-hired at the Ohab …
Joseph Kaminski
… Born in Odessa, (toady in Ukraine). Studied music in Warsaw, Berlin …
Edward Stark
… in Anim Zmirot utilize the adonai malakh and magen avot modes. Stark’s style was heavily influenced by the classical …
Joseph Shlisky
… Joseph Shlisky was born in Ostrowiec Voivodeship, Poland, around 1894. As a child, he sang in the …