POSTOLSKY, SHALOM

POSTOLSKY, SHALOM
POSTOLSKY, SHALOM (1893–1949), composer. Born in Siedlce, Poland, he went to Ereẓ Israel in 1920 and was among the founders of kibbutz En-Harod in 1921. Some years later he began composing songs for the needs of the kibbutz and also arranged the omer and seder ceremonies of En-Harod. Later he settled in Bet Yiẓḥak. His songs include Kumah Eḥa, Elef Laylah ve-Od Laylah, Ba-Ḥashai Sefinah Gosheshet (Olim), Bikkurim Peri Hillulim (all to texts by Y. Shenhar ), Ha-Shibbolim Penimah, Im Garin Zarata (levi ben-amitai ), and Ein Zeh Pele (N. Alterman ), generally corrupted to Eizeh Pele.

Encyclopedia Judaica. 1971.

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