Volume 7, Number 3 - Cantors Assembly

eauty, and in the orchestration of a service with profound personal
meaning. By example, by transmitting information, by teaching skills,
he has communicated his vision and his practice not only to the
students fortunate enough to study with him in the Cantors Institute-
Seminary College of Jewish Music, but to the thousands of congregants
whom they, in turn, have taught. Jewish music for generations
to come has been enriched by the contributions of Max
Wohlberg, just as all of us - his colleagues, his students, his friends -
have been enriched by the privilege of knowing him, and sharing in his
friendship.
In paying tribute to him, we acknowledge our profound debt to a
man whose commitment to Jewish music derives from profound
religious sources and drives. We thereby affirm our determination to
build further in the way he has mapped out in his creativity.
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