… Symphony (1916) and Avodath Hakodesh (1933) for baritone, choir and orchestra. Bloch’s post WWII compositions were …

… hundreds of concerts for Jewish music with a number of choirs in Israel and abroad, all of them documented and on …

… boy’s talent. After hearing Sirota’s service, 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 , … It was in Vilna that Sirota began his collaboration with choirmaster Leo Low , who would remain a close colleague …

… 101 … 101 … 10 … 34609 … Provudence, R.I. … H. Schalit … … Choirs, Choral … composer … Choirs, Choral music … Composers … 1945‎ … Music … Art Music … Art … Hebrew … Choral music … Composers … Choir … Choral … Composer … Hebrew poetry … Shlomo Ibn …

… Vigil  ( Tikkun Hatzot ), an oratorio for tenor, three choirs and orchestra depicting the redemption of the Jewish … his career with mostly vocal music, such as  Motets  (choir, 1939-40/1951), becoming known since his 1940  Sabbath … Legend of Judith  (1964) and  Jerusalem , a symphony for choir and orchestra (1966). Seter wrote 46 pieces in his …

… of Sephardi religious music, Edirne, where a local Jewish choir called Maftirim performed its ancient repertoire of …

… As a child, he took part in the 'Pinat Hayeled,' choir, which sang on the radio. Through the choir, Barak got to know the poets Leah Goldberg, Miram …

… Hugo Adler was born in Antwerp, Belgium. He sang in the choir of Yossele Roenblatt in Hamburg, officiated as cantor …

… after his immigration to Palestine in 1939, he worked as choir conductor in the Central Synagogue in Haifa. A full …

… refrain whose second line is performed by the whole mixed choir while the stanzas and the opening of the refrain are …