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- Samuel Naumbourg (15 March 1817 – 1 May 1880) was a French composer. Naumbourg was born in Dennenlohe, Unterschwaningen, Bavaria. After having held the...
- Wieniawski, violinist and composer (born 1835) (heart attack) May 1 – Samuel Naumbourg, composer (born 1817) May 9 – Hermann Berens, composer (born 1826) May...
- music-making. Naumbourg arrived in Paris in 1843 and began a friendship with Jacques Fromental Halévy, to whom he had been recommended. Naumbourg pursued the...
- Religion Judaism Children Julius Lovy [fr] Jewish leader Successor Samuel Naumbourg Position Ḥazzan Synagogue Temple rue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Began 1818 (1818)...
- he ****isted the Consistory in evaluating the musical ability of Samuel Naumbourg, who was subsequently appointed as hazzan (cantor) of the main Paris synagogue;...
- there are also chants of Salomon Sulzer, Louis Lewandowski and Samuel Naumbourg. Grüner composed over 70 synagogue chants. With his death in 1955, Croatian...
- congregations of their countries. These included Salomon Sulzer in Vienna, Samuel Naumbourg in Paris, Louis Lewandowski in Berlin, and Julius Mombach in London. Secular...
- (Ashke****c) zulat was set to music in the 19th century by Samuel Naumbourg (Naumbourg claims it is based on a traditional melody, but his setting is very...
- (1878–1890) Georges Loinger, (1910–2018), surveillant général en 1935 Samuel Naumbourg (1817–1880), professeur de musique liturgique Isaïe Schwartz (1876–1952)...
- somewhat similar style were composed by Louis Lewandowski of Berlin, Samuel Naumbourg of Paris and ****het of Frankfurt. From this period dates the widespread...