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Mordekhai Seter
… than his colleagues—an advantage that was evident in his vocal works. Seter taught at the Tel-Aviv Conservatory and … Renaissance polyphony). He commenced his career with mostly vocal music, such as Motets (choir, 1939-40/1951), …
Gershon Sirota
… Under Baron Kolbuss, Sirota studied music theory, vocal technique, and opera. Although Sirota excelled in his … works, Sirota became known worldwide for his dizzying vocal improvisation. In his own lifetime, Sirota was awarded …
Yeruham Blindman
… voice with unlimited falsetto range and his improvisatory vocal style. Although he only had a basic musical education, …
Michele Bolaffi
… a sonetto on the death of Haydn (1809) and many other short vocal pieces. … Italian musician & composer … Michele Bolaffi …
Mordekhai Hershman
… of his recordings can be attributed to his classic vocal technique and artistic performances, their appeal was …
David Abikzer
… and it was there that he began his musical education. His vocal talent was evident from a young age, and as a child he …
Jan Peerce
… Arturo Toscanini was particularly impressed by Peerce’s vocal talent, and shortly after his debut in 1938, Toscanini …
Joseph Shlisky
… in about 1914. Lady Eaton, herself a musical enthusiast and vocal performer, was distinctly impressed by the young … programs over his career were typic. To showcase his vocal versatility, he performed operatic arias from a …
Hans Krása
… Academy in Prague , after which he accepted a position as vocal coach at the New German Theater in Prague , under … for the Terezín ensemble, Passacaglia and Fugue , and a vocal piece entitled Three Songs (1943). Krása was deported …
Rafael Schächter
… a successful Chamber Music Opera, and was a sought after vocal coach. Schächter arrived in Terezín on one of the … Smetana. In the summer of 1944, Schächter presented a vocal concert dedicated entirely to Smetana's compositions …