… become readily available online. Academic events and new publications about this pioneer work of Hebrew music continues to emerge, squeezing new insights from every bar of its score and from every word …

… Shulamit . Originally recorded by Columbia Records in New York in 1916. This recording is provdided courtesy of … Music & Media GmbH … … Recordings … Theater … Yiddish … New York … Goldfaden … Yiddish songs … Yiddish Theater … …

… Sucher   This documentary is about Jewish anarchists in New York City  during the late ninteenth-century through the mid twentieth-century  and their main printed newspaper, the Free Voice of Labor (Fraye Arbeter Shtimme). …

… Joan Franks Williams (b.  New York , 1930 - d. Seattle 2003; emigrated to Israel in 1971, … 1972 and ca. 1988. She initiated the concert series, New Dimension in Music, beginning the in the mid 1970's …

… Sephardim … The World of the Sephardim … 36510 … 37-71 … New York … … 1960 … Sephardi … Abraham Lopes Cardozo … Abraham …

… at Carnegie Hall … Belafonte at Carnegie Hall … 35612 … New York … RCA … … 1959; released on CD 1990 … Recordings … Folk music … Folk songs … New York … Concerts … Hava Nagila … Carnegie Hall … Harry …

… Cahan, Y.L., Yidishe folkslider mit melodien , v. I, New York, 1912, (p. 202, no. 6); Yidishe folkslider fun Moshe … ) (1840 Starokonstantyniv [today in Ukraine]– 1908 New York), Salomon Shmulewitz (1868 Pinsk [today in Belarus] …

… Marko' in Oxford Music Online . Originally published in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians , ed. Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell, London, New York, 2021, vol. 21, pp. 783-4. 'Marko Rothmüller' in  …

… ביוגרפיה בדפוס: Weltsch, Robert. Max Brod and His Age . New York: Leo Baeck Institute,‎1970. … מבקר, סופר ומלחין … 11807 …

… to avoid the draft, Golfaden’s father took advantage of a new law mandating that Jewish students attending public … increased his recognition as well as the production of new young composers of Yiddish songs and librettos for the … Yiddish theaters were established in Paris, London, and New York.  In 1887, Goldfaden moved to New York, but returned …