Subject: Choral music

Published in Cincinnati, Ohio by Bloch in 1885, *Kol Zimroh* is a hymn book intended for use in temples and Sabbath schools, adaptable for choirs and congregational singing. The book includes traditional melodies and others composed or arranged by Morris Goldstein. It features settings for cantor, unison, four-part chorus, and organ, with English lyrics. This hymnal reflects the late 19th-century movement to revitalize synagogue music, emphasizing Jewish tradition while engaging contemporary musical practices.

Book of choral chants performed at the inauguration service of Rabbi M. Lewenstein as chief rabbi of both Jewish communities in Paramaribo, Suriname on January 22, 1858. The book is part of the Willy Lindwer Suriname Collection.