… Gnesin traveled to Germany to help found the Jibneh music publishing house along with colleague Joseph Achron . Together they …

… 9: the folk song of the East European Jews .‎ Newark: Ktav Publishing House. Roskies, David. 2002. “Introduction.” In  The Dybbuk …

… piece of research on the subject is Ruth Sragow Newhouse’s dissertation, The Music of the Passover Seder from … the Four Questions (Heb. ‘Arba’ kushiyot ; see’ Sragow Newhouse, vol. I, pp. 92-93 and vol. II, pp. 143-153). This … old and new, religious and secular (New York: Hebrew Publishing House, 1939). Nathanson qualifies the tune, as …

… filling the gaps in our knowledge of Idelsohn’s persona by publishing the following touching and yet extremely … of intimate scenes from the daily life of the Idelsohn household in Jerusalem. It is written in a flawless modern … transmits the persistent instability of the Idelsohn household in terms of financial security and dwelling …

… in Istanbul. While working with Bar-Natan, Navon began publishing articles and notes in the Jewish newspapers of … with urgent issues of the day. At the same time, he began publishing his poems in these newspapers. His writing skills … and resources within the community.  The Navon family household in Istanbul gradually became a point of pilgrimage …

… Manor, born in Binyamina and a resident of Tel Aviv, began publishing songs and hymns in 1966. Ehud Manor has created … who knocked on the door of Nurit Hirsch. I was at Nurit's house, and he knocked on the door and said, 'I wanted to …

… Zionist circles was somewhat negligible. In 1926 Bloch Publishing Company (“The Jewish Book Concern”), one of the largest and most influential Jewish publishing houses of the time, issued “New Palestinean Folk Songs,” …

… became a member of the editorial staff of the Jewish music publishing house “Jibneh,” taught violin and toured throughout Germany …

… instrument of choice, and was almost ubiquitous, in Jewish households. “How do you know how many men live in a house?” asked Yiddish author Y.L. Peretz.  “Count the … Russia for Germany in 1922, where he established the Juwal Publishing House, the publisher of most of the Society’s …