… traditional  heder  (all-boys religious school) in the old city of Jerusalem. Moshe left the  heder  to attend Bet … decided to transfer to the Institute of Musical Art in New York (now the Julliard School of Music). In 1924, he became …

… American author, musicologist and composer. Born in New York , U.S.A.  Studied at Columbia University, the Jewish …

… According to him, this is an old Portuguese melody from New York City and it differs from the standard one used in the …

… in 1926 went to the U.S. where he officiated as Hazzan in New York and Detroit . He wrote a collection of biographies of …

… of Jerusalem offered him the post of Director of the New Music Department of the Jewish National and University … an honorary doctorate by the Hebrew Union College ( New York , Cincinnati , Jerusalem ). Israel Adler is mostly … Michael Collection of Jewish Music (formerly in New York City), he intensively sought the donation of A.Z. Idelsohn’s …

… was an American cimbalom player, and a recording artist in New York City during the first half of the twentieth century. He was …

… U.S. Arranged many Jewish compositions for his ensemble in New York . Bellison's archives and a collection of his …

… the synagogue’s prestige in the community, and attracted new congregants. Shlisky never mentioned the name of the … not far from the synagogue, in the heart of The Ward, the city’s bustling, growing Jewish district. As a soloist in … Lend Me Your Aid . In March 1919 Shlisky performed his New York debut, at the Aeolian Hall. The audience was enraptured …

… he started to recover his own materials while purchasing new ones from survivors and immigrant cantors. Upon his … enjoyed a revival in early 21st century Bochum, the German city in whose synagogue Mandell served as cantor and from … Dr. Manfred Keller, an evangelical theologian from Bochum knew about this prominent Jewish son of his city and planned …