… Ana Bekorenu … 57 … 57 … 2 … 7 … 36778 … 1 CS … Israel … Tel Aviv … CBS … 53834 (cas & LP) … … Piyyutim … 1978 … Piyyutim …

… the activity of the Folksbiene in New York, Yiddishpiel in Tel Aviv, and the Avram Goldfaden International Theater Festival …

… until July of that year, when they began performing separately. Their separation climaxed in a lawsuit filed by Nardi … his music was received with enthusiasm. In 1949 the U.S. television network NBC aired a show about the life and work … from the public eye, and lived in relative solitude in Tel Aviv, though he received attention and care from a woman who …

… The piece itself was written in 1938, and premiered in Tel Aviv in 1942. It is described by Peter Gradenwitz in his …

… Abel Ehrlich (Cranz, 1915 – Tel-Aviv, 2003 immigrated in 1939), 1997 Israel Prize laureate, … generation of composers in various institutions and at the Tel-Aviv music academy since 1964 (1967-1991, at Tel Aviv …

… again to be unsuccessful. In 1925 he moved on, this time to Tel Aviv.  While living in Tel Aviv, Walbe decided to become a musician. His first …

… at 22, immigrated to Israel with his family, settling in Tel Aviv. From 1936 to 1939, Wilensky also studied engineering at the Technion's Tel Aviv campus. In June 1939, he married theater actress …

… Arts Centre Orchestra. They were to give concerts in Tel-Aviv, Ramallah and Amman. Zukerman was enthusiastic about … after the outbreak of the Al-Aqsa Intifada. The concert in Tel Aviv was held as planned, in front of a packed audience, …

… Lea Goldberg to mark the celebration of the opening of the Tel Aviv seaport in 1936. The song, published in  Davar …

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