Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1931 — Page 14

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COMPOSER OF JEWISH LAMENT IS DEAD IN N. Y, Author of 'Eili, Eili’ Gets Little of Royalties for Work. By Timet Special NEW YORK, March 6. Jacob Koppel Sandler, composer of “Eili, Eili,” a song of lamentation that achieved an ever-increasing international popularity in the ’-st thirtyfive years, became a part of many Jewish rituals -id is included in most programs of so-called Jewish

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folk songs, died in comparative obscurity here, it was learned today. Although hundreds of t’* "’sands of copies of his song had been sold here and in Germany and Russia, the fact that he failed to copyright it until nearly twenty-five years after he composed it, robbed him of all but a small amount of the royalties he might have received. He was 74 years old when he died in Jewish hospital, Brooklyn, after an illness of four weeks. The widow, three daughters and three sons, all of Brooklyn, survive him. Sandler was born in Russia and came to this country in 1888. He was a choirmaster and teacher of music, working in the Jewish theate— '* Manhattan and in charge of preparations for music festivals in the various svnagogues. , In 1896 he was choirmaster at the Windsor theater in the Bowery. There he rehearsed actors in the songs and choruses for plays. A lament was needed and time

pressed. At home, after rehearsal, Mr. Sandler took down a copy of the Old Testament. In Psalms xxii he found the words, “My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken me?’’ This furnished the inspiration for “Eili, Eili.” The song was a success at that presentation and certain popularity resulted. Ten years later it was fairly well known here and was also known in Russia where it was accepted, apparently, as a folk song. In 1906 Mr. Sandler’s daughters heard Sophie Brc-’au sing it at the Metropolitan Opera House. The words and music appea din a Russian encyclopedia in 1912. Wolf Killed By Timet Special ALEXANDRIA, md„ March 6. Paul Carver, one of a band of hunters formed after sheep had been killed by a wolf, killed the marauding animal with a shot from a 22caliber rifle after it had been cornered on the Hall farm near here.

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