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RE: Jewish music course idea requests
- From: Yoel Epstein <yoel...>
- Subject: RE: Jewish music course idea requests
- Date: Sat 01 Aug 1998 19.31 (GMT)
You might want to include some material on the Jewish classical composers of
the 1930s, the composers of Terezin and entartete kunst (music banned by the
Nazis). These composers include Gideon Klein, Pavel Haas, Erwin Schulhoff, and
others who, in their time were at least as renowned as Schoenberg, Berg and
Kurt Weill, but whose careers were cut off by the Nazis.
The expert on this topic is David Bloch of Tel Aviv University, bloch2 (at)
ccsg(dot)tau(dot)ac(dot)il, telephone 972-9-7670135
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From: David Chevan[SMTP:chevan (at) scsu(dot)ctstateu(dot)edu]
Sent: éåí ùéùé 31 éåìé 1998 22:20
To: World music from a Jewish slant.
Subject: Jewish music course idea requests
Thanks to everyone who has responded to my request for ideas and info
regarding this course I am developing. Its great to get input when at the
beginning stages of a project. Given the way beaurcracies are organized
I'll bet I don't to offer the course for at least another semester or two,
but at least I'm off to a good start. Once again, if you have any ideas,
old syllabi, names of old college profs etc. please feel free to send these
my way. I have to say, the varied nature of the responses gives me some
real hope here. In the future I'll be plugging my own activities on this
line, but for now
Thanks
Todah and
Gut Shabbes,
David Chevan
Southern Connecticut State University
501 Crescent St.
New Haven, CT 06517
(203) 392-6630
chevan (at) scsu(dot)ctstateu(dot)edu
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