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Joseph Toltz

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ID2744076
NAMEJoseph Toltz
GIVEN NAMESJoseph
FAMILY NAMEToltz
SIGNATURETOLTZ J
AFFILIATIONSMusicology, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia
ORCID0000-0002-5406-9631
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Establishing guiding principles for a music-making intervention for healthy brain ageing

    Open Access•Philip Eames, Helen F Mitchell et al.•ARTICLE•Arts & Health•2026•References: 3

    These guiding principles will inform the design and implementation of music-making interventions for older adults with cognitive concerns by incorporating their musical tastes, instrument preferences and group learning formats for healthy brain ageing. These principles can also be used to promote the uptake of music-making in later life

  • ‘My Song, You Are My Strength’

    Joseph Toltz, Joseph D Toltz•ARTICLE•Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry•2020

  • Or Haganuz

    Joseph Toltz•ARTICLE•Asian Music•2019

    Reviewed by: Or Haganuz: Gems of Ashkenazi Hazzanut and Yiddish Songs Revived Joseph Toltz (bio) Or Haganuz: Gems of Ashkenazi Hazzanut and Yiddish Songs Revived. Recordings by Asher Hainovitz (voice) and André Hajdu (piano and arranger). Commentary by Eliyahu Schleifer. Jewish Music Research Centre, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Ron Shulamit Conservatory, Jerusalem. Contemporary Jewish Music Disc 4. One CD (44 minutes). 39 pages of notes i…

  • Out of the Depths

    Joseph Toltz, Anna Boucher•ARTICLE•East European Jewish Affairs•2018•References: 2

    This paper focuses on two collections of immediate post-Holocaust Yiddish songs: Mima’amakim: folkslider fun lagers un getos in poyln, compiled by Yehuda Eismann in Bucharest in April/May 1945, a copy of which recently appeared in a private collection in Sydney, Australia and song session recordings made by Dr. David Boder in displaced persons (DP) camps in 1946, archived in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Library of Congress.…

  • The Vanished Musicians

    Joseph Toltz•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•2017

    In 2011, Bohlau Verlag published Die Verschwundenen Musiker: Judischer Fluchtlinge in Australien by Albrecht Dumling, a German musicologist and critic. After many requests for an English translatio

  • Se non ora, quando?’ The Hidden Musical Testimony of Holocaust Survivors in Australia

    Joseph Toltz•ARTICLE•Holocaust Studies•2010

    In Australia, personal recorded testimony has been a feature of readings of the Holocaust since the early 1980s. Yet up to now, no specific studies in Australia have focussed on a notion of music as a testimonial device. This essay presents a cross-section of musical testimonies gathered from Holocaust survivors living in Australia. Such memories are a crucial part of the psychological and musical life of survivors, post-Shoah, where a wealth of …

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  • Se non ora, quando?’ The Hidden Musical Testimony of Holocaust Survivors in Australia

    Joseph Toltz•ARTICLE•Holocaust Studies•2010

    In Australia, personal recorded testimony has been a feature of readings of the Holocaust since the early 1980s. Yet up to now, no specific studies in Australia have focussed on a notion of music as a testimonial device. This essay presents a cross-section of musical testimonies gathered from Holocaust survivors living in Australia. Such memories are a crucial part of the psychological and musical life of survivors, post-Shoah, where a wealth of …

  • The Vanished Musicians

    Joseph Toltz•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•2017

    In 2011, Bohlau Verlag published Die Verschwundenen Musiker: Judischer Fluchtlinge in Australien by Albrecht Dumling, a German musicologist and critic. After many requests for an English translatio

  • Out of the Depths

    Joseph Toltz, Anna Boucher•ARTICLE•East European Jewish Affairs•2018•References: 2

    This paper focuses on two collections of immediate post-Holocaust Yiddish songs: Mima’amakim: folkslider fun lagers un getos in poyln, compiled by Yehuda Eismann in Bucharest in April/May 1945, a copy of which recently appeared in a private collection in Sydney, Australia and song session recordings made by Dr. David Boder in displaced persons (DP) camps in 1946, archived in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Library of Congress.…

  • Or Haganuz

    Joseph Toltz•ARTICLE•Asian Music•2019

    Reviewed by: Or Haganuz: Gems of Ashkenazi Hazzanut and Yiddish Songs Revived Joseph Toltz (bio) Or Haganuz: Gems of Ashkenazi Hazzanut and Yiddish Songs Revived. Recordings by Asher Hainovitz (voice) and André Hajdu (piano and arranger). Commentary by Eliyahu Schleifer. Jewish Music Research Centre, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Ron Shulamit Conservatory, Jerusalem. Contemporary Jewish Music Disc 4. One CD (44 minutes). 39 pages of notes i…

  • ‘My Song, You Are My Strength’

    Joseph Toltz, Joseph D Toltz•ARTICLE•Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry•2020

  • Establishing guiding principles for a music-making intervention for healthy brain ageing

    Open Access•Philip Eames, Helen F Mitchell et al.•ARTICLE•Arts & Health•2026•References: 3

    These guiding principles will inform the design and implementation of music-making interventions for older adults with cognitive concerns by incorporating their musical tastes, instrument preferences and group learning formats for healthy brain ageing. These principles can also be used to promote the uptake of music-making in later life

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