… Born in Hohenemes, Austria, Sulzer officiated as a cantor in his hometown, and was later … Encyclopedia of Jewish Music (Macy Nulman)  'Sulzer, Salomon.' Jewish Encyclopedia.com Alexander Knapp .  'Sulzer, Salomon.'  Grove Music Online .  Oxford Music Online . … …

… America … … 2 … 1970 … Western Ashkenazi … Max Wohlberg … Salomon Sulzer and the Seitenstettengasse Temple …

… 38754 … Sigmaringen … … 1985 … Ashkenazi … Hanoch Avenary … Salomon Sulzer … Kantor Salomon Sulzer und seine Zeit: eine Dokumentation …

… study harmony in Vienna (where he was influenced greatly by Salomon Sulzer's style) and in  Berlin. He also studied … … Composers … Cantor … Composer … Harmony … Salomon Sulzer … Hirsch Weintraub …

… … 37816 … Vienna … … 1865 … Liturgy … Western Ashkenazi … Salomon Sulzer … Schir Zion, II: Gottesdienstliche Gesaenge …

… careers of the four principal European cantor-composers, Salomon Sulzer (1804-90), Louis Lewandowski (1821-94), Samuel …

… In 1842 Deutsch was appointed assistant Cantor under Salomon Sulzer at the Liberal temple in Vienna.  Deutsch was deeply influenced by Sulzer’s work to develop a new cantorial recitative style …

… wider context of social change. The reforms associated with Salomon Sulzer are seen as a moderating influence in contrast to earlier radical reforms. The modest impact of Sulzer on Eastern Europe and the rise of the Chorshul are …

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