Jonas, Émile (1827-1905)
Emile Jonas was born to a Jewish family in Paris on March 5, 1827. His father was Simon Jonas and his mother was Jeanette Pohl. In 1841, Emile Jonas, at
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Voice of the Turtle – Circle of Fire
Songs of Sephardim, Volume V, Titanic Records, 1987 Created in 1978, the American band Voice of the Turtle gathers four musicians (Derek Burrows, Lisle Kulbach, Jay Rosenberg and Judith Wachs)
Moishe Oysher – Passover Seder, Kol Nidrei & Chanukah Party
Leisure Time Music, 1994, reissued in 2010 by Sameach Music Inc
Epstein Brothers
The Epstein Brothers Orchestra (also known as the Epstein Brothers) was a Jewish musical quartet from the United States which played mostly klezmer music.The four New York brothers were: Max
Les voix de l’oubli : Erwin Schulhoff – Léo Smit
Saphir Productions, 21-11-2012 Performed by the flutist Virginie Reibel-Escoffier, this disc deals with the times of the musical purge of Nazi Germany (1933-1945), with those musicians-composers, most of them Jewish,
Zabulon Sebban – Recueil de chants hébraïques
Native of Géryville (Algeria), Zabulon Sebban (1911-1983) followed rabbinic studies with the great Rabbi Isaac Hanoune, before serving as a cantor in the Great Temple of Algiers He married in
Aleksander Tansman
In 1950, Alexandre Tansman finished the composition of his oratorio Isaïe the Prophet. The composer chose several chapters from the Prophets, from Isaïe of the Old Testament. The choice and order
Darius Milhaud – Ani maamin – un chant perdu et retrouvé
A disc published in 1994 by Arion, in the MFA (Musique Française d’Aujourd’hui). With Sharon Cooper (soprano), Michaël Lonsdale, Bernard Freyd, Michel Hermon and Jean Négroni (reciters), the choral Madrigal
Kossi Revaya
Editions Sine-Chine, 1994
Mystical chanting in the Jewish tradition
Symposium, workshops and concerts on ecstatic singing in the three revealed religions