Julius Chajes: The Viennese Roots of the Mediterranean School of Israeli Music and Their Spreading in the US-American Exile

Yuval Shaked

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Julius Chajes: The Viennese Roots of the Mediterranean School of Israeli Music and Their Spreading in the US-American Exile

Yuval Shaked

Department of Music

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Prof. Zevi (Hirsch) Perez Chajes – born 1876 in Brody, Galicia; died in 1927 in Vienna – became well known as Chief Rabbi in Vienna, where he served from 1918 till his death. He was a person of liberal views, widely respected as a scholar and, as an ardent Zionist, he helped promoting the Jewish national ideas. Prof. Chajes was also president of the Austrian Jewish League of Nations Society from 1923, when he organized it, till his death. His grand-grandfather had lived for 15 years as a banker in Florence before settling in Brody. As a Talmud scholar, Prof. Zevi (Hirsch)

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Einbahnstraße oder "die heilige Brücke“?
Subtitle of host publication	Jüdische Musik und die europäische Musikkultur
Editors	Antonina Klokova, Jascha Nemtsov
Place of Publication	Wiessbaden
Publisher	Harrassowitz Verlag
Pages	215-236
Number of pages	22
Edition	1
ISBN (Print)	9783447106337
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctvc76zhz.15
State	Published - 2016

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Julius Chajes: The Viennese Roots of the Mediterranean School of Israeli Music and Their Spreading in the US-American Exile. / Shaked, Yuval.
Einbahnstraße oder "die heilige Brücke“?: Jüdische Musik und die europäische Musikkultur. ed. / Antonina Klokova; Jascha Nemtsov. 1. ed. Wiessbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2016. p. 215-236.

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