… from famed Klezmer musicians and ensembles such as: Orchestra of the Lemberg Yiddish Theater, H. Steiner, Bak's Jewish Wedding Orchestra, Belf's Romanian Orchestra, Jacob Gegna, Naftule Brandwein's Orchestra, …

… where he became the general manager of the Palestine Orchestra (later the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra), and later founded the Music Teachers' Training …

… … Vocal music … Voice … Klezmer … Vocal … Klezmer revival … Orchestra … Orchestral … Clarinet … Giora Feidman … Lilith …

…  ( Tikkun Hatzot ), an oratorio for tenor, three choirs and orchestra depicting the redemption of the Jewish people. … since). It was also selected for the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra’s Millennium Festival program (January 2000, along … 1953-6), and  Elegy  (violin and piano, 1954). His orchestral pieces were written between 1957 and 1968, among …

… camp, where she was a featured performer in the women’s orchestra. Includes detailed descriptions of life in the orchestra under the direction of Alma Rose´. … 1 … 37512 … … University Press … … 1997 … Women … Singer … French … Orchestra … Memoir … Alma Rose … Women's Orchestra … …

… to Auschwitz in December 1943. Playing in the Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz saved her, as cello players were difficult to replace. The orchestra played marches as the slave labourers left the … Wallfisch. Wallfisch co-founded the English Chamber Orchestra (ECO), performing as both a member and as a solo …

… always accompanied by a choir and sometimes using an orchestra as well. In 1914 he immigrated to the U.S. where … Maragowsky composed many works for cantor, chorus and orchestra which won him great fame. Some of his works are …

… [The Beauty of Israel ] (symphony, 1949/1964), Balade (orchestra, 1971), Ashmoret shlishit [The Third Watch] (orchestra, 1978), Hallel (1978), Individuations II: Concertante (violin, cello and chamber orchestra, 1990), and  Six Filigrees (chamber, 1989-1993; …

… to identify the enigmatic instruments in Nebuchadnezzar’s orchestra. Along the way it became apparent that the study … here is primarily to help the reader hear Nebuchadnezzar’s orchestra as its first audience did. … 23466 … Ancient music …

… Memoir by the music director of the prisoner orchestra in Auschwitz. Recounts the author's daily … IL … Northwestern University Press … … 1989 … Holocaust … Orchestra … Memoir … Prisoner … Auschwitz … Prisoner Orchestra … Performance … Szymon Laks … Music of Another …