Person · 1929–2025-01-15 · Cantors (Judaism), College teachers, Dirigent · Dallas (Tex.) · 8 sources
American music theorist, musicologist, cantor, conductor, pedagogue and composer; taught music theory at Eastern Michigan University from 1969 to 1999
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Person · 1951– · Actors, Cantors (Judaism), Kantor · Petaḥ Tiḳṿah, Israel · 6 sources
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Person · 1948-02-06– · Cantors (Judaism), Musiker, Tenors (Singers) · Greece · 5 sources
Amerikan. Tenor griech. Herkunft, Synagogenkantor in Chicago; DMA: geb. Grieche
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Person · 1941– · Cantors (Judaism), Folkmusiker, Gitarrist · 5 sources
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Person · 1951– · Cantors (Judaism), Kantor, Musiker · Israel · 5 sources
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Person · 1904–2000 · Cantors (Judaism), Choral conductors, Komponist · Fürth (Bavaria, Germany) · 5 sources
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Person · 1960– · Cantors (Judaism), Musiker · Argentina · 4 sources
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Person · 1901–1981 · Cantors (Judaism), Rabbiner, Rabbis · Nürnberg · 4 sources
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Person · 1911-05-30–2000-10-26 · Cantors (Judaism) · Jerusalem (Israel) · 4 sources
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Person · 1947– · Cantors (Judaism), Social workers · Haifa (Israel) · 3 sources
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Person · 1906–1985 · Cantors (Judaism), Choral conductors, Composer · Chişinău (Moldova) · 3 sources
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Person · 1914–1984 · Cantors (Judaism), Rabbis · Jerusalem (Israel) · 3 sources
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Person · 1934– · Cantors (Judaism), Tenors (Singers) · England · 2 sources
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Person · 1906–1997 · Cantors (Judaism), Choral conductors · Lʹviv (Ukraine) · 2 sources
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Person · 1929–2003 · Cantors (Judaism) · Czechoslovakia · 2 sources
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Person · 1944-05-04– · Cantors (Judaism) · 2 sources
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Person · 1908-04-07–1976-08-10 · Cantors (Judaism) · Russia · 2 sources
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Person · 1918-02-02–2016-01-11 · Cantors (Judaism), Tenors (Singers) · Hrubieszów (Poland) · 2 sources
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Person · 1906–1985 · Cantors (Judaism), Choral conductors, Composer · Chişinău (Moldova) · entity page
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Person · 1951– · Actors, Cantors (Judaism), Singers · Petaḥ Tiḳṿah, Israel · entity page
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