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... tion to carry out their aims due to their comprehensive musi- cal training and their prominent place within the synagogue . As cantor at the synagogue in the Seitenstettengasse in Vienna Salomon Sulzer , by the beauty and culture of his ...
... tion to carry out their aims due to their comprehensive musi- cal training and their prominent place within the synagogue . As cantor at the synagogue in the Seitenstettengasse in Vienna Salomon Sulzer , by the beauty and culture of his ...
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... tion " and other musical organizations is due to his initia- tive . Among other things , Salaman composed synagogue chants and choral works to Hebrew texts . Sir Julius Benedict ( 1804 , Stuttgart - 1885 , London ) , son of the ...
... tion " and other musical organizations is due to his initia- tive . Among other things , Salaman composed synagogue chants and choral works to Hebrew texts . Sir Julius Benedict ( 1804 , Stuttgart - 1885 , London ) , son of the ...
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... tion written in the jazz idiom . Gershwin caught fire , and , within a few days , he created the " Rhapsody in Blue " for jazz band and piano . Since he did not have sufficient experi- ence for orchestrating a work of this type , the ...
... tion written in the jazz idiom . Gershwin caught fire , and , within a few days , he created the " Rhapsody in Blue " for jazz band and piano . Since he did not have sufficient experi- ence for orchestrating a work of this type , the ...
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SACRED MUSIC | 1 |
The Reform Movement in the 19th Century | 14 |
Famous Chazzanim of the Past | 28 |
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