Collection of High Holiday Liturgical Music

Consists of 15 musical settings of Ṿe-shamru (a prayer sung during Shabbat evening services and often as part of the Kiddush before Shabbat lunch.). Music composed and edited by A. Norwall, Jacob Bachmann, W. Yakowkin, Yossele Rosenblatt, Mayer Wodak, Hirsch Weintraub, Von Buchner and Devijs(?).

Edited by Karl Lehman and owned by Eric Mandell, the 34-page score includes sacred music for Shabbat and Passover, written in English, German, and Hebrew. Originating in Hamburg, Germany, it reflects the rich tradition of synagogue music and Jewish liturgical heritage.

Writing to her aunt Rebecca, Miriam expresses her emotional anguish after the death of her son, Gratz. She also reflects on the death of her parents.

Compilation of Jewish liturgical works sung in Hebrew by cantor, soloists, and chorus.

Slowey writes to her friend Rebecca about the recent Cholara epidemic in the city and reflects on the death of two of her siblings. In response to a duel involving Philip Minis, she comments at length on the practice and denounces it, in part on religious grounds.