… and traditional, which uses both music and musical theater as means of expression. In the past 20 years he has …

… The passing of the founder of the Yiddish theater spawned a touching emotional response by Idelsohn. … Turgeman A sad rumor arrived that the founder of the Jewish theater in Yiddish, Abraham Goldfaden has died. And while … Idelsohn describes Goldfaden as ‘the founder of the Jewish theater [hizzayon] in Yiddish,’ thus siding with the …

… Thomashefsky orchestrated an American tour for a Yiddish theater company based in London. The troupe, with … is commonly considered to be the beginning of Yiddish Theater in America. Although Thomashefsky was primarily associated with the popular commercial theater (schund), he made many important contributions that …

… Boris Thomashevsky agreed to produce it at his People's Theater, in collaboration with Sigmund Mogulesko and music … The Music of Abraham Goldfaden: Father of the Yiddish Theater, 1990, pp. 158. … Goldfaden … New York … Yiddish … Yiddish songs … Yiddish Theater … Ashkenazi … Dos Fartribene Taybele (The Exiled …

… … Asia … Folk songs … Judeo-Tat - Juhuri … Mountain Jews … Theater … Dagestan … Eastern Communities … Chuklä 'äilaymä …

… from the Azeri tradition which was performed by the Jewish theater at Derbent. In the excpert heard on this recording,  … … Asia … Folk songs … Judeo-Tat - Juhuri … Mountain Jews … Theater … Dagestan … Eastern Communities … Odigüzäl …

… and theatrical reviews. In February 1930, at the Gibson Theater, he made his debut in the operetta Hasidish … Sherman continued to study music, he once again entered the theater stage: this time in Avraham Goldfaden 's … committees of the Union of Jewish Actors and the Jewish Theater Union, President of the United States and Canada …

… to Canada in 1921, where he joined a traveling Yiddish theater company. In 1932, he founded a Yiddish theater troupe in Buenos Aires, Argentina. After managing … New Rochelle, New York at the age of 51. … Cantor, Yiddish theater & film actor … Hazzanut,Hazzanim – Cantors,Cantors – …

… joined  Abraham Goldfaden 's first Bucharest-based theater troupe. The role of  Shmendrik  was written for … which later became one of the most popular roles in Yiddish theater. In 1880 Mogulesko formed a theater troupe in Odessa, and in 1881 published a collection …

… received his first conducting position at Bad Hall, a small theater south of Linz in Austria . A year later, Mahler began working as a conductor for the Landestheater in Laibach, a larger and more prestigious institution that staged both theater and Opera. Beginning in 1882, Mahler took several …