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Vira Lozinsky
Vira Lozinsky is an Israeli singer born in Moldova who performs songs in Yiddish.
born 1974Singing in YiddishPerforming songs by Mikhoel FelsenbaumKlezmer events worldwide

- Occupation
- singer
- Education
- Bar-Ilan University, Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music
Vira Lozinsky was born in 1974 in Bălți
Vira Lozinsky was born in 1974 in Bălți, Moldova, into a family of Jewish artists. As a child she studied music and played the violin at the city music school. She took part in the local Yiddish theater run by her father, Mikhoel Felsenbaum, and grew up among the many ethnic cultures of Moldova.
She immigrated to Israel at 16. She studied Yiddish and musicology at Bar Ilan University and voice at the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music. For several years she also attended the Yiddish song workshop of Nechama Lifshitz.
Her repertoire includes new songs written mostly by her father, classical Yiddish folk songs, and Romanian folk songs translated into Yiddish. She has toured several countries and performed at klezmer events in Israel, Europe and the Americas. In 2012 she won the Grand Prize at the International Jewish Music Competition in Amsterdam.
Milestones in Vira Lozinsky's life
- 1974
Born in Bălți, Moldova.
- 2008
Nominated for the Independent Music Awards for a world music album.
- 2009
Won a Just Plain Folks Music Award for the song Malokhim Lid.
- 2012
Won the Grand Prize and the Mira Rafalowicz Prize at the International Jewish Music Competition in Amsterdam.
- 2012
Nominated for the Independent Music Awards in the world traditional album category.
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