Music of David Eisenstadt
David Eisenstadt (Dawid Ajzensztadt), conductor, educator, and composer, was born in Nasielsk, Poland, in 1890. He was murdered in Treblinka in 1942 after the Nazis liquidated the Warsaw Ghetto. This
Author: Jacqueline ROTEN
Posts by Jacqueline ROTEN
Release of 12 new scores by Serge Kaufmann
Born in 1930, Serge Kaufmann studied classical music at Collège Calvin in Geneva, and then at the Schola Cantorum in Paris, under the direction of Daniel Lesur. In the post-war years,
Zemereshet
This site, dedicated to preserving and disseminating the repertoire of Hebrew songs from the early days of Zionism to the creation of the State of Israel, contains an extensive database
European Festival of Jewish Choirs
After nine editions in other capitals, Paris hosts the European Festival of Jewish Choirs for the first time. Nine of the finest vocal ensembles have accepted the invitation of the
Deutsch de la Meurthe, Henry (1846-1919)
In the music salons of Paris
Jewish patrons, musicians and composers of the late 19th century Concert preceded by an historical and musical presentation of the works by Laure Schnapper, musicologist at the EHESS and
Camondo, Isaac de (1850-1911)
Halphen, Georges (1913-2003)
The great tunes of the Ashkenazi liturgical year
Concert on October 21, 2024 at the rue Copernic synagogue Performed as part of the Colloque Ashkenazi music in France, at concerts or in synagogue, October 20 & 21, 2024
Ashkenazi liturgical music in France
Lectures filmed on October 21, 2024 at the INALCO Auditorium As part of the Colloque Ashkenazi music in France, at concerts or in synagogue, October 20 & 21, 2024 This