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Yizhak Edel
… and the Milo prize. Yitzhak Edel died in 1973 in Tel Aviv. Sources: Edel, Yitzhak. “Teacher and Musician.Yitzhak.” in …
Ya'akov Orland
… archival materials are preserved at Bar-Ilan University. Sources : Lexicon Hasifrut Haivrit and Zemereshet …
Mattityahu Shelem
… movement. Shelem also composed many Hebrew folk songs. Sources: Bayer, Bathja. 'Shelem (Weiner), Mattityahu.' …
Wolf Shestapol
… music reading was unusual among the cantors of his day. Sources: Bayer, Bathja. 'Shestapol, Wolf.' Encyclopaedia …
Bezalel Shulsinger
… popularity and had a strong influence on synagogue music. Sources: Olivestone, David M.L. 'Shulsinger, Bezalel.' …
Johanna L. Spector
… of musical instruments from across the Middle East. Sources: Shiloah, Amnon. 'Spector, Johanna.' Encyclopaedia …
Efraim Di-Zahav (Goldstein)
… Issachar Miron ) for the first time on Radio Palestine. Sources: From Akiva Zimmerman's biography of Di-Zahav, in …
Mordekhai Hershman
… and died in New York City on January 30, 1941. Several sources have misprinted the name of his town of birth, … in Smith’s notes reproduced by Rabbi Geoffrey Shisler (see Sources below). Hershman maintained an allegiance to his … the opening words of the text ('at the end of days'). Sources Klein, Amit. “Changing Performance Styles of …
David Abikzer
… as cantor at Cedarhurst and returned to live in Israel. Sources: 'Cantor Abikzer Says Goodbye to the Temple of …
David Roitman
… achieved wide popularity, such as Ashamnu Mikol 'Am . Sources: W. Levin, Neil. 'David Roitman.' ; 'Roitman, …