… (1896-7), a publication which lasted five issues; opening a cantorial school (1906), which was the first of its kind in …

… conceptualization of an endangered “heritage” of solo cantorial music (at times framed within a Jewish national … primordial forms. Second, the enrichment of this “pure” cantorial heritage with new choral music, usually for four … of liturgical music, the establishment of cantorial schools and associations, as well as the specialized and …

… Sarah Belz School of Jewish Music in conjunction with The Cantorial Council of America … … 1976- … Macy Nulman … …

… on the historical development of Jewish liturgical and cantorial music.  During his time at HUC, he published the … time a fight between the Hebraists and the “Hilfsverein” schools in Palestine was going on.  I, though an employee of … I returned to Jerusalem and started my work in the Hebrew Schools. From my “Thesaurus” only the first volume could be …

… Palestine.  My father Avram Zvi Idelsohn went to him for cantorial lessons when he was 17 and Hillel chose him as a … out his pencil and recorded close to 5000 folk songs and cantorial melodies. These were published in 10 volumes known … time a fight between the Hebraists and the “Hilfsverein” schools in Palestine was going on. I, though an employee of …

… their work, they studied Torah. Huri’s dedication to cantorial studies demanded that he deepen his study even … of the Babylonian community who valued his modesty, precise cantorial art and generosity. His authentic Baghdadi cantorial style seems to have been the main trait attracting …

… choir in Yekaterinoslav (now Dnipropetrovsk) to receive cantorial training and to sing as a soloist in his choir. … successful debut in Yekaterinoslav, and his reputation as a cantorial prodigy spread quickly. That spring, Sholom …

… to support various initiatives aimed at establishing schools for the cantorial arts. He collaborated with the distinguished …