Katouna, for clarinet and cello
Release of a new musical score by Serge Kaufman, at the EIJM’s editions …
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Jewish music
The magazine Diasporiques (www.diasporiques.org), headed by Philippe Lazar, publishes an article by Jean-François Lévy on the latest audio productions of the collection MUSICAL HERITAGE OF THE JEWS FROM FRANCE (Vol. …
The Collection Musical Heritage of the Jews from France
Listen to a selection of the best tunes from the collection Musical Heritage of the Jews from France …
THE COPERNIC COLLECTION
The Copernic collection gathers the videos of the "concert season", organised by the Copernic synagogue, since 2008. This collection has been deposited by Bruno Fraitag, Vice-President of ULIF-Copernic, then Vice-President of JEM Culture …
Kyranne (violin, cello, clarinet and piano) / Ikh Gedenk (piano)
Release of 2 new musical scores by Serge Kaufmann at the EIJM’s editions …
EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF JEWISH MUSIC’S GALA CONCERT – 2017 EDITION
Watch videos from the Gala Concert of the European Institute of Jewish Music, Salle Cortot (Paris 17th) on Sunday November 12, 2017, with the support of the Henriette Halphen Foundation, …
Jewish music in the 20th century for cello and piano
MUSIQUES JUIVES D’HIER ET D’AUJOURD’HUI - TUESDAY OCTOBER 24, 2017, JUDAÏQUES FM (94.8), 21H05.
Radio program dedicated to the music for cello and piano, written by composers of the 20th century (Achron, Bloch, Saminsky, Klein, Weinberg, Warshawski, Kaufmann…) in search of their Jewish roots …
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The Hourglass – A musical voyage through the Jewish soul
This CD presents musical works for cello and piano composed in the first half of the 20th century by Ernest Bloch, Lazare Saminsky, Joseph Achron, Gideon Klein, Mieczyslaw Weinberg and Serge Kaufmann …
The hourglass
Second opus of our new Classical Collection, this CD gathers pieces written in the first half of the twentieth century by composers searching for a Jewish musical identity, be it Ernest Bloch, Lazare Saminsky or Joseph Achron …