This composition is one of the most important musical works written for the Reform liturgy. It remains a classic in the history of music in the Reform synagogue in North America. He came to the United States in 1940 where he enjoyed prolific success as a composer of choral anthems and instrumental works, as well as sacred, liturgical, and life-cycle musical settings', quoted from the UAHC web page. Good, spine worn and chipped, wraps a bit worn. In the Journal of the Arnold Schoenberg Institute, Volume III, Number 1, March 1979 at pp.
Whole issue has several articles.
Originally written by Schoenberg in 1938. 4to., 324pp., photo illustration of Artist as frontispiece. Good, light wear. Stolnitz, Rev. Nathan. One section in English, larger second section in Yiddish.