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On 06/03/2003 at 22:54 Bill Barabash wrote:
>>I have a song that I want to record. The problem is that each verse will
>>take about one minute to get through, and there are 12 verses I
>>generally like to present an entire song as an historical re
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On 06/03/2003 at 06:20 Lori Cahan-Simon wrote:
>Can anyone tell me what the instrumentation might have been in an early
>18th century Jewish music group in (what we now call) Germany?
>In accompanied vocal music, would there have been instrumental bre
I should go further and note that I've heard (can't verify) that Liszt not
only loved Sulzer's singing, he regarded him as the best vocalist of their
time. Sulzer did apparently hang out with some august company, having also
known Schubert.
This is getting to be quite a long and interesting threa
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Eliezer Kaplan wrote:
> For those of us who don't speak German, what's 'ueberlistet'?
Sorry. Ueberlist literally means "to outdo" and is
obviously a pun on Liszt.
I might add as well that Karl was a son of the famous
Dutch cantor Isaac Heymann, and a talented pianist.
> > Wh
For those of us who don't speak German, what's 'ueberlistet'?
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From: "I. Oppenheim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "World music from a Jewish slant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: Wagner and Liszt
> On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Alex J. Lubet wr
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Alex J. Lubet wrote:
> I don't know a whole lot about Liszt and Jews,
When Karl Heymann was once playing piano for his
teachers at the Frankfurt conservatory, Liszt attended
the audition. When Heymann left, one of the gentlemen
asked Liszt's oppinion. Liszt responded: "Er hat
B"H Munich
well, this is where things get particularly
ugly. I´m sure that most of the people here
already know that Wagner married Liszt´s daughter
Cosima, who is reputed to have been an even
bigger anti-Semite than Wagner.
There´s a story that Wagner presented a copy of
his treatise on "Jewry
The papers are being compiled into a book, they're not on the web. Mine
wasn't even given at the conference and it's still in progress. My guess is
that Gottfried is very busy. He also travels a lot and doesn't seem to
check his e-mail when he's on the road.
I don't know a whole lot about Liszt
Dear List Members who live in New York and those who'd like to take a short
trip,
ALHAMBRA will be performing two programs of Sephardic songs and
instrumentals on Sunday afternoon March 23rd at TONIC: 107 Norfolk Street
between Delancy and Rivington in NYC. ALHAMBRA was formed 21 years ago, so
th
Title: Re: JTS Music Archives
Read what Ari said:
Sending attachments (like word documents) to the
list is not allowed. It is dangerous. It can spread viruses, worms,
etc.
Putting URLs in the text of your message (like www.klezmersahck.com) is fine. That's
safe.
Dick Rosenberg
Title: Re: JTS Music Archives
Is it not the case that sending attachments to this list is not
allowed?
I would like to know for certain so that I may decide whether to
continue receiving mail from the list.
I tried to tell them about my Shlomo
Carlebach collection but couldn't navigate their si
B"H Munich
Hey, Alex.
Is the paper you delivered on Wagner available
in email text form? Or the paper that Marc
Wiener delivered? I can´t find them on the net.
FYI, Gottfried hasn´t responded to my letter yet,
though I mentioned your name. It didn´t occur
to me until just a few minutes ago that
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Sylvia Schildt wrote:
> He will never realize that this may not be what God
> had in Mind.
This discussion reminds me of a funny Einstein
anecdote.
As is well known, Einstein strongly opposed the Quantum
Mechanics theory on account of it's probabilistic
nature. To lend force
Please,
I am starting to feel as though I need to e-mail everyone on this list personally.
There must be NO attachments sent to the list. No pictures, no Word documents, nothing
but plain text.
If you wish to share something that cannot be reasonably expressed using plain text,
you have two op
Gotenyu !
If I weren't already so exhausted by the KI debate, I could pen a volume of
counter-argument to friend Robert Cohen's arrogant, frummer-than-Thou end of
shabes diatribe.
But I also know better now that those who follow this line of thinking will
think it sage and reasonable, while the
>Truly, G-d does not discriminate!
I don't know how Trudi knows this, or what Jewish texts and traditions
support it; but as I'm writing on Motzei Shabbat (Saturday night), it seems
appropriate--if, no doubt, not worthy of extensive discussion here--to note
that G*d--at least, the G*d of the Tora
I tried to tell them about my Shlomo Carlebach collection but couldn't navigate their site.
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