New Type Of Cantor Gains Ground In American Synagogues
New York report notes cantors built on traditional requirements while becoming key figures in worship. Three New York schools train cantors for a growing demand as they serve about 4 000 synagogues across American Jewry. The rabbis and cantors stress interpretation and leadership alongside voice.
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Tom Henshaw
New York
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College Institute School of Sacred Music
Jewish Theological Seminary
Cantorial Institute
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Cantorial Training Institute
David J. Putterman
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Autos May Reach Market Earlier Than Usual In 59
Detroit reports 1959 autos may arrive earlier with broad styling changes and larger windshields. Engineering changes remain minor, with most buses on new body dimensions and some longer models. Studebaker Packard targets a new low price car, while American Motors keeps Rambler and Metropolitan lines. Price trends remain uncertain amid wage-driven cost pressures and cautious consumer demand.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press
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Studebaker- Packard
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