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Yiddish music collections at The New York Public Library are found in multiple locations:
1) Dorot Jewish Division (in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building)
2) Music Division, Billy Rose Theatre Division, and Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound (in the Performing Arts Library)
Benedict Stambler (1903-1967) was a musicologist and music collector. He founded the Collector's Guild record label and worked with his wife Helen, now Helen Stambler Latner, to record Jewish music from around the world. After his death, Helen donated more than 1,000 of these recordings to NYPL.
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Stambler, Benedict, 1903-1967 |
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