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Tag: Cantorial Music

0 Music History

How the NY Public Library acquired a ‘treasure trove’ of Jewish and Yiddish music

Jon Kalish in JTA · 11 Nov

The New York Public Library's Dorot Jewish Division has acquired a significant collection of 4,000 pieces of Jewish and Yiddish music, including cantorial music, Hasidic melodies, and pieces from Yiddish theater, klezmer, and opera.

0 Communities Education

Jewish Life Stories: Columbia Hillel mourns Yakov Shapiro, 30, an Israeli emissary of ‘joy and warmth’

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 9 Oct

The article provides a tribute to various Jewish figures who recently passed away, highlighting their contributions and legacy.

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Groundbreaking album breathes new life into nearly abandoned Jewish musical art

ZGolden in Forward · 12 Aug 2022

Jeremiah Lockwood, grandson of a traditional cantor, has created an album called "Golden Ages: Brooklyn Chassidic Cantorial Revival Today" to breathe new life into the nearly abandoned Jewish musical art of cantorial singing.

0 Music Culture

Staying Cool: Ep. 326

Unorthodox · 28 Jul 2022

This episode of Unorthodox introduces listeners to two prominent Jewish talents, singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb and cantor-turned-jazz-singer Yisroel Leshes.

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Performing the High Holidays

Jeremiah Lockwood in Tablet · 31 Aug 2021

The article discusses the challenges faced by American Jews as they navigate another year of High Holiday services being held online or in hybrid forms.