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… emigrated to Palestine in 1933) was the most recognized Israeli composer abroad, at least until the 1970s. A … of fascism. The most prolific of the founding fathers of Israeli music (excluding, perhaps , Marc Lavry ), he wrote … His 1940 Symphony No. 1 was the first symphony written in Eretz-Israel (British Mandatory Palestine). It was premiered …

… חסידי צאנז. … הלילות בכנען - שירי ראשונים (1882 - 1946) … Eretz-Israel … Halutzim - Pioneers … Eretz-Yisrael - the Land of Israel … Folk songs … Halutzim … …

… 1994, immigrated to Palestine in 1926) received the Israel Prize in 1965 for his  Midnight Vigil  ( Tikkun … education in Europe, and had already become influential in Eretz-Israel by the 1940's. Unlike the other Founding … Israeli art music, he spent six years of his adolescence in Eretz Israel, mastering native Hebrew that was far better …

… century as an iconic song of the Hebrew pioneers rebuilding Eretz-Israel. [1] Since the second ’ aliyah (1904-1914) El yivneh … Alexander Weprick, Julius Chajes, Jacob Weinberg , and Israel Brandmann. [2] Kisselgoff’s transcription was printed …

… Trunk heard Edel, and took him to the house of writer Y.L. Peretz. There Edel played for Peretz and for a famous violinist from Warsaw who was … and settled in Tel Aviv. During his first year of life in Israel, Edel became acquainted with important figures of …

… with the Hebrew language. He studied at the school, 'Kol Yisrael Haverim' in Adrianpole, which was one of the first … project, which culminated with the book, Shirei Yisrael Be'eretz Hakedem , which was published in 1921. In addition to … vessel in bringing Judeo- Turkish musical traditions to Eretz-Yisrael and that he had great influence on the …

… (née Bruckner; April 19, 1897 - December 9, 1977) was an Israeli researcher of Jewish music with emphasis on the … and from Vienna, capital of Austria, we got word of Peretz Smolenskin, editor of ‘Hashahar’ and author of … coalmining regionof Upper Silesia.  Geshuri immigrated to Eretz Israel in 1920. Upon arrival, he worked as a laborer, …

… also relates about his discovery, after immigrating to Israel, that the tune he knew was similar to a Judeo-Arabic … version he heard from a colleague of his in the Israeli educational system. He indeed agrees that the tune … Ehad mi yode’a in Arabic by Miriam Levitin Another gifted Eretz-Israeli folk singer, Arie Uri (1924-1992) from kibbutz …