… to the programs he witnessed in the early 1880's in Russia. Others read the song as an early Zionist commentary, …

… social instability and political peril for Jews living in Russia. Under the rule of his successor Alexander III, Jews …

… end of each citation, you get the full reference.   “ The Russian Kamarinska (a type of dance) is adapted from a 1921 …

… until the ‘gezegnungs-marsh’ ...” [Byten, Grodno province, Russia, c. 1905-1911]. Rabinovitch 1940, p. 203 .  “During …

… in the Jewish repertoire, similar to a square dance or a Russian quadrille.” Alpert 1996b, p. 59 . (Musical notation … imagine this happened because Levanda wrote the article in Russian and did not try to include dances other than those … informants we do know that the  šer  was widespread in Belorussia, Lithuania, and Poland. Even if we do not find this …

… Seymour Rechzeit was born on January 18, 1908 in Petrikov, Russian Empire (now Piotrków Trybunalski, Poland). He was an …

… was a renowned Jewish singer known for performing Yiddish, Russian, and French folk songs. Her birth name was Sofia … displaced Jews. Her post-war recordings expanded to include Russian and French folk songs, showcasing her linguistic … Her discography includes many traditional Yiddish songs, Russian romances, and French chansons. Gorby's music …

… B, F.  Mikhail (Moshe) Milner: the Jewish composer in Russia as bridge between tradition and innovation . … …

A responsorial prayer segment from the third benediction of Hazarat Hashatz recited by…

… on Hebrew University's Givat Ram campus in Jerusalem. … Russian cantor & composer … Hazzan, Hazan, Chazzan, …