Morris Katzin, ‘Kaddisch’ (Kaddish)
Morris Katzin (1902–74) arrived in South Africa from Riga (modern-day Latvia) in 1932, settling first in Johannesburg, and later becoming […]
1.1 Performing editions
Morris Katzin (1902–74) arrived in South Africa from Riga (modern-day Latvia) in 1932, settling first in Johannesburg, and later becoming […]
Dawid Nowakowsky (1848–1921) studied at the Berdychiv Conservatory, and later became Professor of Theory at the People’s Conservatory of Odessa. […]
Dawid Nowakowsky (1848–1921) studied at the Berdychiv Conservatory, and later became Professor of Theory at the People’s Conservatory of Odessa. […]
Froim Spektor (1888–1948) was appointed ‘Oberkantor’ of the grand Choral Synagogue in Rostov-on Don, Southern Russia, in 1915. In 1928, […]
Froim Spektor (1888–1948) was appointed ‘Oberkantor’ of the grand Choral Synagogue in Rostov-on Don, Southern Russia, in 1915. In 1928, […]
This performing edition of Ayznshtat’s Passover Cantata ‘Chad Gadya’ (One Little Goat) was created by Dr Stephen Muir for the […]
Josef Gottebeter (1877–1942) was the organist and choirmaster of the Grand Choral Synagogue, Rostov-on-Don, during the period when Froim Spektor […]
Josef Gottebeter (1877–1942) was the organist and choirmaster of the Grand Choral Synagogue, Rostov-on-Don, during the period when Froim Spektor […]
Josef Gottebeter (1877–1942) was the organist and choirmaster of the Grand Choral Synagogue, Rostov-on-Don, during the period when Froim Spektor […]
Josef Gottebeter (1877–1942) and Froim Spektor (1888–1948) worked together at the Grand Choral Synagogue, Rostov-on-Don, as (respectively) organist–choirmaster and Cantor […]