- of the
cantorate Mark
Slobin explores the
evolution of the
office of the
cantor in his work
Chosen Voices: The
Story of the
American Cantorate. Slobin...
- extent, the New
Church and St. Peter's Church. This was "the
leading cantorate in
Protestant Germany",
located in the
mercantile city in the Electorate...
- The
modern Reform Cantorate is seen as a
result of
developments that took
place during the 19th century,
largely in Europe. The
process continued to evolve...
- Levi, had
moved to
Hohenems from Sulz in 1748. He was
educated for the
cantorate,
studying first under the
cantors of
Endingen (Switzerland) and Karlsruhe...
- The
Jewish Community of
Vienna (Israelitische
Kultusgemeinde Wien or IKG) is the body that
represents Vienna's
Orthodox Jewish community. Today, the IKG...
- its
board of
trustees and
contributes to its Task
Force on
Women in the
Cantorate.
Ostfeld also
served a term as
chair of the
Union for
Reform Judaism's...
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Gabbai Kohen Mashgiach Mashgiach ruchani Mashpia Melamed Meshulach Mohel Cantorate This
position had a
different meaning to the
Reform Jewish in the 19th...
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children and a wife to support, in late 1722
Graupner applied for the
Cantorate in Leipzig.
Telemann had been the
first choice for this position, but...
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degrees in
Jewish education,
Jewish leadership,
rabbinical studies, or
cantorate studies. The
mission of this
program is "to
encourage promising candidates...
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program selects 20
students preparing for
careers in the rabbinate, the
cantorate,
academic Jewish studies, and
Jewish communal service.
Wexner Graduate...
