RE: a capella music

[Mayer Pasternak <mayer...>]

Currently I have not created separate category for them. In the future I will 
be adding a keywords that will have this as one of them. For them time being an 
off the cuff list will need to do:

Three albums by Linda Hirschhorn and Vocolot jewishmusic.com/lhiall.htm
Two albums by Beat Achon jewishmusic.com/betall.htm
Two albums by Listenup A capella jewishmusic.com/lupall.htm
Magavet - not available.
Alberto Mizrahi - Chant Mystique  - the high holidays has just organ 
jewishmusic.com/amiall.htm

The Songs of Solomon V1 and 2 jewishmusic.com/srsall.htm
Zamir Chorale - especially Hebreo jewishmusic.com/zcoall.htm



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From:   Judy Pinnolis[SMTP:pinnolis (at) brandeis(dot)edu]
Sent:   Wednesday, February 17, 1999 3:36 PM
To:     World music from a Jewish slant.

Simon, Dena, Mayer or others with Jewish record catalogs: 

Here's an excellent question that has come in today. Maybe you can help?:
Is there any quick way to distinguish *a capella music* from those CDs that
use organ or other accompaniment to choral or chazzanut music? Do you have
such a thing cross referenced in your catalogs?

This question comes by way of Tony B. of Wales, UK.

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Do you have a list of modern USA CD's of accapella music with choir and
chazanim ?
They are few and far between in the UK, unless you like organ music or out of
tune pianos !

Regards,
Tony Blase,
Wales, UK
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