Staïffi, Alberto
“Chérie je t’aime, Chérie je t’adore”, a simple and effective formula that made, makes and will make the crowd dance until exhaustion. When in 1960, Alberto STAIFFI dealt with this
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Classique vous avez dit classique: The French Music Before and After the Great War CD presented by Martin Barral
Classique vous avez dit classique – November 22, 2017, Judaïques FM (94,8)
French Music Before And After The Great War
3rd CD IN THE “CLASSICAL MUSIC” COLLECTION
The Hourglass – A musical voyage through the Jewish soul
2nd CD IN THE “CLASSICAL MUSIC” COLLECTION
La synagogue de la Victoire, 150 ans du judaïsme français
The synagogue of la Victoire, 150 years of French Judaism, released in May 2017, is a collective work, under the co-direction of Jacques Canet, president of la Victoire, and Claude
Concert “Mélodies hébraïques, un rêve vieux de 3000 ans” (“Hebrew melodies, a 3000-year-old dream”)
Proposed by the European Institute of Jewish Music, the Archives Nationales and the D’AC, Direction de l’Action culturelle of the FSJU Beautifully interpreted by Sarah Iancu on cello and David
Villers, Alphonse de (vers 1845-après 1896)
We know almost nothing about Alphonse de Villers’s life. His name comes up a few times in the archives of the Israeli Consistory of Paris. It seems that he was
Franck, Jules (1858-1941)
Jules Franck was born in the French town of Nancy in 1858. A few years later, his family settled in Paris (1). In January 1873, Jules Franck sang with his
Lecture by Hervé Roten and David Winter – “Yiddish music in Parisian cabarets after WWII”.
In the post-war period, as Jews tried to rebuild themselves, both individually and collectively, Paris crystallized hopes for the revitalization of Jewish life in Europe, while also serving as a