La source de vie: Sing to the Lord, a new song
French television program by Josy Eisenberg presenting an excerpt from a liturgical concert filmed at the Buffault synagogue (Paris), 1985 …
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La source de vie : Nancy’s heritage
Overview about the music of Jews from the town of Nancy, in Josy Eisenberg's TV show, directed by Pascale Kenigsberg-Cahen and broadcasted in 2001 on French Télévision …
La source de vie : Portuguese heritage
A TV program by Josy Eisenberg, directed by Pascale Kenigsberg-Cahen, on the occasion of the concert of the 120th birthday of the synagogue of Bordeaux, with the participation of the …
La source de vie : Metz, the revival
A TV program by Josy Eisenberg, directed by Pascale Kenigsberg-Cahen, with the participation of the Consistoire Central and the Lucien Lévy Foundation, featuring an excerpt of a concert filmed in …
La source de vie : At the time of the minstrels
A TV program hosted by Josy Eisenberg, directed by Pascale Kenigsberg-Cahen, with the participation of the Od Yossef Haï Foundation. Featuring an excerpt of the concert “Jews and trouvères” performed …
La source de vie : Esther in songs
A TV program by Josy Eisenberg, directed by Pascale Kenigsberg-Cahen, with the participation of the Od Yossef Haï Foundation. Featuring the oratorio Ester by Giuseppe Lidarti, the mosty important work …
Judeo-Spanish Song: Between Oral Tradition and Artistic Composition
Judeo-Spanish music, passed down orally, evolved from the 1920s onward under the influence of the folklore movement and composers such as Alberto Hemsi, Léon Algazi, Joaquín Rodrigo, and Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco …
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario (1895-1968)
Born in 1895 in Florence to a Sephardic Jewish family, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco was given piano lessons by his mother and began composing as early as nine years old …
Bolaffi, Michele (1768-1842)
Michele Bolaffi (Florence 1768-Livorno 1842) was a Florentine composer of Sephardic Jewish descent. A man of broad cultural interests, his activities spanned music, literature, teaching, and music theory. He was a talented singer (tenor), poet, literary figure, translator of Hebrew texts …
OSKAR C. POSA (1873-1951) – Lieder, VIOLIN SONATA – STRING QUARTET
Producer Olivier Lalane spent four years of his life tracking down the traces and music of Oskar C. Posa, an Austrian composer who was banned from musical life in 1938, a few days after the annexation of Austria by the Nazis, because he was born Jewish …