Rita Shore - Contemporary Cantorial ClassicsThis unique Hebrew language recording made in the mid 1970's in Miami, features Rita Shore, who became history's first female Cantor in 1968. She received vocal and musical training at the famed Julliard School of Music in New York City and performed opera and concerts. She also appeared at the opening of Lincoln Center, under the direction of Leonard Bernstein. In 1974, Cantor Shore became the first woman to open the Florida House of Representatives

and ability to combine them with astonishing invention and originality

with an ad libitum choir of instruments (cornetto and three trombones)

While firmly rooted in the tradition of this historic instrument

2019's Kingfish

a tendency to take matters personally

" draws inspiration from electronic music

RV 93 performed by the Slovak Chamber Orchestra and Jozef Zsapka with Bohdan Warchal conducting

Couperin's pioneering music has inspired composers for generations

featuring her own songs

Composer: George Frideric Handel

Following 2015's How To Die In The North and 2018's Deportation Blues

Gigi's sister Jerri sang on many of the group's records but was too young to perform in nightclubs