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Josef Tal (Gruenthal)
… Almost half of Tal’s over 100 works are orchestral and stage works (operas, oratorios). Only a dozen of his works … concertos (which he himself has often performed), and his stage works. Tal composed extensively for the stage - 18 operas, oratorios, cantatas and dramas – mostly …
Mordekhai Hershman
… showered on the greatest starts of the opera and concert stage, including quotations from critics of the European …
Jacques Offenbach
… this time, Offenbach continued to submit his work to be staged by local Parisian theaters, but met with little … in July of that year under the name Bouffes-Parisiens, and staged a programme of his short comic pieces including Les …
Jan Peerce
… he landed the leading tenor role in Verdi’s La Traviata staged by the New York City Metropolitan Opera. He continued …
Joseph Shlisky
… known to perform traditional hazzanut songs on the concert stage, including Al Hatzadikim , Omar Raboeliozor , …
David Beyglman
… (choirboy). During this time, performers found their stage in the street, the workplace and in the home. In … there were many professional concerts and theater shows staged in the House of Culture and in the sports hall of the …
Hans Krása
… The opera premiered on Prague Radio in March 1933, and then staged in the German theater that same year under conductor … on a number of projects. In 1935, Hoffmeister’s stage play Mládí ve hře (Youth in the Game), premiered at … premiered a few months later at the Klein Buhne (Small Stage) in Prague . Krása’s Anna Song from Hoffmeister’s …
Rafael Schächter
… instant hit, and was a mainstay in all subsequent cabarets staged by Schächter and Švenk. With the influx of musical …
Egon Ledeč
… violinist Viktor Kóhn, and Dr, Klapp. The Doctor’s Quartet staged weekly performances of Haydn, Beethoven and Dvořák …
Mordekhai Zeira
… group. In 1929 Zeira joined the H artom Theater, which only staged one show. In the Theater, Zeira worked as an actor, composer, piano accompanier, stage worker, decorator, and repairperson. For this theater …