… his children never learned them. Only my mother knew part of his repertoire which, in her words, was a huge … appear in Kaufman’s Jewish Music from Bulgaria (Sofia, Gega New, 1994; copy at the National Sound Archive of the Israel …

… was cantor at the Neusynagoge at Prague. Kaiser arrived in New York city in June, 1866, and in the following month was …

… private houses in Karkur and Rosh Pina, from depression in New York and delirious concerts played to tiny audiences in …

… (mostly liturgucal). … 6 … 6 … 1 … 35641 … Albany, New York … State University of New York in association with the Library of Congress … … …

… very difficult, Klein’s original compositions provided a new body of work that could be performed by the imprisoned … talent. His is the cool, matter-of-fact style of the new youth; one has to marvel at his strangely early …

… , after which he accepted a position as vocal coach at the New German Theater in Prague , under conductor Alexander … there in October of that year. Krása’s work has been renewed through a variety of projects that promote …

Ezra Aharon’s composition in the Egyptian dawr genre, titled “A Ya Nass” (“Oh People”),…

… make three choices that distinguish this repertoire as a new phenomenon in its own right, one that is only partially … that the dramatic relocations of Hasidic communities to new geographical, political, and cultural frameworks were … pinkes: Nigunim zamlung fun yidishn folks-oytser . New York: Cantors Assembly of America. Biale, David, et al. …

… song: 'the result is the echo of liturgical music set to a new queer text of ‘ Al het .'   *A historical note by Edwin … aka “The Vilner Komiker” for Columbia records in New York (10395, matrix W 109493-1) after 1923 [8]  and …