An edition of Jews, music, and the American West
(2016)
Jews, music, and the American West
portraits of pioneers
by Jonathan L. Friedmann
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"Music is not given the space it deserves in Jewish studies, and scholarship on the Western States is no exception. To help offset this trend, I offer the following stories of important, yet mostly little-known, musical pioneers"--Page 17.
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Jewish musicians, Music, Jews, History and criticism, Synagogue music, Biography, HistoryPlaces
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Margaret Blake Alverson : gentile in a Jewish choir
Anna Hertzberg and the Tuesday Musical Club of San Antonio
Rabbi Mendel Silber and Jewish musical achievement
Pearle Irene Odell and the neighborhood music settlement
Jerome H. Bayer and the California Menorah Society
Cantor Reuben Rinder, Frederick Jacobi, and Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco
Cantors Leib Glantz and Samuel Fordis in Los Angeles
Allie Wrubel and "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah"
Wolli Kaelter : a musical rabbi
Chuck Feldman : music director of Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Los Angeles.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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