Music in Ancient Israel/Palestine
by Joachim Braun Wm.B.Eerdmans Publishing Co., Cambridge, U.K., 2002, 404 p.
Author: Hervé Roten
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Halphen, Fernand (1872-1917)
Born in 1872, Fernand Halphen was killed on duty fighting for France in 1917. He was captain of the 13th territorial regiment of infantry and music chief. He entered the
Halphen, Alice (1878-1963)
Born in 1878, Alice Halphen, born Koenigswarter and married to Fernand Halphen, died in 1963. Officer of the French Legion of Honour, she was a member for many years of
Yiddishe Fantazye
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Cordoue 21
The spirit of Cordoba ? This Cordoba has not existed for more than nine or ten centuries. And what about it in the beginning of this 21st century ?This is
Barry Sisters
(From left to right: Claire and Myrna Barry) Myrna and Clara were born in the Bronx, New York, to Ashkenazi Jewish parents, Herman and Ester, respectively from Russia and Austria,
Alman, Samuel (1877-1947)
Samuel Alman was born in Sobolevka (Russia), in 1877. The sixth child of a family of 14 children, his father was a talmudist and musician, and his mother an amateur
Kandel, Harry (1885-1943)
Harry Kandel was one of the pioneers of klezmer, the traditional dance music of the European Jews, in the United States. Together with his orchestra, which featured two cornets, four
Fernand Halphen – Andante religioso
Dedicated to the lawyer Pierre Gaston-Mayer (1884-1914), this work for violin or cello and keyboard (organ or piano) by Fernand Halphen was composed in Deauville on August 31, 1913. Its
Zadoc-Kahn, Geneviève (1914-2001)
Geneviève Zadoc-Kahn was the grand daughter of the rabbi Zadoc Kahn and one of the great grand daughters of rabbi Salomon Ulmann. Her childhood wasn’t spared from difficult events :