Children’s songs, 1st part
This playlist is dedicated to children’s songs
Author: Lea Couderc
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Purim 2nd part
A new selection of music for the celebration of Purim
Waltzes
The waltz comes from the German word “Walzer” which means “to turn in circle”. This dance became famous in Vienna in 1780 and spread throughout Western Europe.Its music is generally
Offenbach, Jacques (1819-1880)
Jacques Offenbach was born on June 20 1819. He was the son of Isaac Eberst (1779-1850) musician and cantor in the synagogue. Native of Offenbach-sur-le-Main, Isaac Eberst adopted the name
Waldteufel, Emile (1837-1915)
Born into a Jewish family of Strasbourg, Emile Waldteufel was the favorite composer of empress Eugénie. He wrote hundreds of waltzes, including the famous Valse des patineurs (The Skater’s Waltz) that all
Jewish cradle songs, 2nd part
A selection of cradle congs from various traditions
Music and the Holocaust 2nd part
From 1942 to 1945, the concentration camp of Theresienstadt (Terezin) had an intense musical activity, encouraged by the Nazis for propaganda.
Tu BiShvat
The holiday Tu Bichvat, which marks the revival of nature, is celebrated by Jewish communities and in Israel with the planting of plants, along with prayers, but also many joyous
Hidden sides of Jewish music: Jews and Trouvères
The Hidden Sides of Jewish Music – February 3, 2015, Radio SHALOM Montreal (1650 AM)
Baroque Jewish Music, 2nd part
Listen to a new selection of Jewish Baroque music with works by Rossi, Grossi, Saladin, Caceres and Lidarti