… of C. F. Peters, one of the oldest and largest music publishing houses in the world. Includes chapters covering the … of Nazi racial and cultural policies on the German music publishing industry in general and the company itself, which …

… 1936 he immigrated to Palestine, where he founded the first publishing house. He wrote a history of Jewish Music "Hamuzika …

… and Renewal. Ed. by Asher Ovadiah. Tel Aviv: Ramot Publishing House, Tel Aviv University, 1998 … 2 … Hellenic and Jewish … Tradition and Renewal. … 35146 … 247-266 … Ramot Publishing House, Tel Aviv University. … … 1998 … Music … …

… MS came to light in 1989 and is now in the archives of the publishing house Universal-Edition, Vienna. Krejn continued to write …

… … 1 … 34020 … New York … Ktav Publishing House … … 1975 … Yiddish culture … Eastern Ashkenazi … Diane …

…   (Jerusalem, 1995). Established the first Egyptian music-publishing house. Composed many works in which he tried to combine … … Composer … Collector … Arranger … Sephardic … Music … Publishing … Egypt … Alberto Hemsi …

… helped to establish the “Mizmor” section of the Salabert publishing house, under which he released many of his compositions such …

… Sapirshṭeyn Publishers, and another in 1897 by the Hebrew Publishing Company. Die Kaprizne Kalemoyd follows the story … … Theater … Yiddish … Texts … Goldfaden … Yiddish songs … Publishing house … Librettos … Poland … Play … Yiddish Theater … …

… he published his first song, 'At the Casino' on the Lyceum Publishing Company label. In 1903, Kern traveled to Europe … New York in 1905, Kern went to work for the Shapiro-Remich publishing house as a 'song plugger.' Through his work, he became …

… and festivals, and was a supervisor at the Cos Cob Press, a publishing house for modern American Music. It was also during this …