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Musical Echoes of Ukraine in the American Jewish Experience

Musical Echoes of Ukraine in the American Jewish Experience

May 05, 2022

Leonard Bernstein’s Kaddish Symphony is arguably his most important concert work and most profound musical expression of his crisis of faith. But its linchpin is actually a variation on Hasidic legend from Ukraine in which a rebbe confronts God for failing to protect the Jewish people.


Welcoming the Stranger This Passover - With Generosity and Music (and Tovah!)

Welcoming the Stranger This Passover - With Generosity and Music (and Tovah!)

March 30, 2022

The theme of “welcoming the stranger” is central in the observance and celebration of Passover.


William Schuman’s “Judith”: How a Ballet Score Helped Save an Orchestra

William Schuman’s “Judith”: How a Ballet Score Helped Save an Orchestra

February 16, 2022

Like many of his contemporaries, composer William Schuman harbored a love for American jazz and popular music. In fact, before pursuing composition studies in his twenties, it is estimated that he wrote nearly 150 popular songs.


The Malavsky Sisters: In Their Own Words

The Malavsky Sisters: In Their Own Words

January 11, 2022

Cantor Samuel Malavsky was born in Russia in 1894. Like so many cantors of his generation, he learned the cantorial trade as a meshorer, or chorister. When he came to the U. S.


NOW PLAYING: The greats of Jewish music, in their own words

NOW PLAYING: The greats of Jewish music, in their own words

December 15, 2021

One of the founding goals of the Milken Archive was to document and preserve the music of the American Jewish Experience. As part of that, over 800 hours of oral history video interviews were recorded with some of the greatest artists of the 20th century.


Music, Menorahs & More Hanukkah Giveaway

Music, Menorahs & More Hanukkah Giveaway

November 11, 2021

It's hard to believe that Hannukah is only two weeks (and one Thanksgiving weekend) away! As the days get shorter here in North America, it's the perfect holiday to bring light back into our lives—literally and metaphorically—with family, candles and, of course, music.


A New Virtual Exhibit from Ofer Ben-Amots

A New Virtual Exhibit from Ofer Ben-Amots

October 28, 2021

Dear Milken Archive Visitor, When Milken Archive Curator Jeff Janeczko approached me with an offer to curate a virtual exhibit for the Milken Archive, I felt both pleased and terrified.


Historic High Holy Days Giveaway

Historic High Holy Days Giveaway

August 17, 2021

With the year winding down and Rosh Hashanah rapidly approaching, it's a time of reflection and inspiration. At the Milken Archive, it's also time for our annual High Holy Days Giveaway.


Holding Fast to Faith and Hope

Holding Fast to Faith and Hope

July 13, 2021

This Saturday, July 17th, is also the eighth day of the Hebrew month of Av. As Shabbat ends, a day of mourning—one of the most holy days of the year—begins.


REDISCOVER Ralph Shapey: Radical Traditionalist

REDISCOVER Ralph Shapey: Radical Traditionalist

June 10, 2021

If composer Ralph Shapey (1921–2002) was anything, he was a fighter—a disposition that may have been instilled in him at birth. Two weeks after he was born, he contracted double pneumonia and was not expected to live.

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On New Album and in Virtual Concerts, Iris Orchestra is Undaunted
Memphis Flyer | February 19, 2021


Interview with composer Bruce Adolphe about new Milken Archive album release
Too Jewish with Rabbi Sam Cohon & Friends | February 1, 2021


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