Zevulun "Zavel" Kwartin, Zavel Kwartin (
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KWARTIN, ZAVEL — (Zevulun; 1874–1953), ḥazzan and composer. Born in Novoarkhangelsk, Ukraine, Kwartin worked in his father s business while studying music and singing in a synagogue choir. He first officiated as a ḥazzan in 1896, on the Sabbath preceding his… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Kwartin, Zavel — (1874 1953) American cantor and composer. He was born in the Ukraine. He served as a cantor in synagogues in Vienna, St Petersburg and Budapest, before emigrating to the US in 1919. He became cantor at Temple Emanuel in Borough Park, Brooklyn … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
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