Refers to the branch of Sephardi liturgical music that developed primarily in ...

A late 19th-/early 20th-century composer—possibly Swiss composer and choral conductor Carl Attenhofer—whose ...

Cantor Roslyn Jhunever Barak has served Congregation Emanu-El in San Francisco since 1987, ...

Organist, conductor, pianist, coach, producer, educator, and composer Justin Bischof won first ...

Cantor Richard Botton was born to Sephardi parents in the Bronx, New ...

Soprano Mary Ellen Callahan was born in California and studied at California State ...

The twenty-six-member Carolina Chamber Chorale, based in Charleston, South Carolina, was founded in ...

Baritone Ted Christopher studied at the Curtis Institute and The Juilliard School, ...

Generally considered the first musically and Judaically educated cantor to serve an ...

Organist at New York's Temple Emanu-El in the 1880s, A. J. Davis ...

Margery Dodds has served as accompanist for the Illinois Symphony Chorus and ...

Conductor Patrick Gardner is director of choral activities at Rutgers University's Mason ...

One of the most learned traditional cantors to come to America prior ...

Barbara Harbach, harpsichordist, organist, composer, and teacher, studied at Penn State and ...

Well known as a composer of both liturgical and secular Jewish music, ...

Hailed by Opera News as "a dramatic singer in the truest sense", ...

Author/editor of the first Union Hymnal, Alois Kaiser had a thorough grounding ...

Tenor Matthew Kirchner grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. Among ...

The Kirkpatrick Choir is the premier mixed-vocal ensemble at Rutgers University in ...

A widely known composer of liturgical music for the early Reform movement, ...