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Boston
American city where the cantor performed as a cantor.
David Faker
Cantor listed under the Sikstuska Synagogue section.
Kremenchug
Birthplace of Shmuel Kantorov.
Poltava Governorate
Administrative region associated with Kremenchug.
Beit Shlomo Synagogue
Tel Aviv synagogue where Shmuel Kantorov later served.
Moses Wolfish
Chaim Wolfish’s father, described as a notable Torah scholar.
Gemilut Hasadim Synagogue
Vienna synagogue where Chaim Wolfish served for eight years.
Yehoshua Hershil (Pichi) Abers
A prominent cantor and composer active in Ternopil, Vienna, Lviv, and Odesa.
Yosef Perl Synagogue
Synagogue where young Abers showed an early inclination toward music and singing.
Pinchas Minkovsky
Renowned cantor who praised Abers's singing.
Moshe Roman
Cantor who served after Abers at the Heichal.
Pasternak
Municipal cantor under whom Bachman served as a meshorer in Berdychiv.
Berdychiv Synagogue
Synagogue where Bachman served as a meshorer under Pasternak.
Berdychiv
City where Bachman served as a cantor and singer.
Anton Rubinstein
Musician from whom Bachman took lessons in Saint Petersburg.
Saint Petersburg
City where Bachman studied with Anton Rubinstein.
Rostov-on-Don
City where Bachman served as cantor.
Odesa
City where Bachman moved in 1879 and founded a mixed choir.
Songs of Jacob
Book in which Bachman published his compositions in 1884.
Yitzhak Hirsch Halevi Heilpern
Cantor and singer born in Zhytomyr in 1854.
Zhytomyr
Birthplace of Yitzhak Hirsch Halevi Heilpern.
Yehezkel Pinzinger
Cantor under whom Heilpern served as a meshorer in Zhytomyr.
Nisi Balzer
Singer named among Heilpern's predecessors in traditional singing.
Hailpern
Cantor who served at the Heichal synagogue in Lviv and later moved to Vienna.
Sulzer
Cantor whose liturgical style influenced Hailpern.
Kherson
City where Hailpern served as a cantor before moving to Lviv.
Heichal Synagogue in Lviv
Synagogue in Lviv where several cantors served.
Der Lider-Krantz
Yiddish song collection published in Odessa in 1889.
Dravesky
Cantor who served at the Heichal synagogue and was born in Lithuania.
Moshe Yehoshua Zeitz
Cantor accepted at the Heichal synagogue in Lviv in 1912.
Savran
City in Podolia where Moshe Yehoshua Zeitz was born.
Zeidel Rovner
Cantor with whom Zeitz sang before reaching adulthood.
Shneur
Cantor with whom Zeitz sang before reaching adulthood.
Shalom Grinshpan
Cantor with whom Zeitz sang before reaching adulthood.
Yekaterinoslav
Russian city where Zeitz served as a cantor.
Boryslav
City where Zeitz served as a cantor.