Benzion Miller

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Benzion Miller (

Miller was among the first group of cantors to visit and sing in Eastern European countries after World War II. He has appeared before capacity audiences in Romania, Russia, Poland and Hungary, where he sang with the Budapest State Opera Orchestra. Miller has made many recordings of liturgical, Chassidic and Yiddish music.

Miller has held positions in Montreal at Sheves Achim Synagogue on

Miller made an appearance in A Cantor's Tale, a documentary about Jackie Mendelson. Miller and Mendelson are shown greeting each other and briefly engaging in conversation.

Family

Benzion's father, cantor, schochet and mohel Aaron Daniel Miller, was born in the Jewish community of

Benzion's son, cantor Shimmy Miller, is his choral director and they often performs duets with each other.[2]^[3]

Miller has 5 children, three daughters and two sons.

Discography

1. "Cantor Benzion Miller Sings Cantorial Concert Masterpieces" – The
   Naxos
   (May 18, 2004; International: January 2005)
2. "HASC – Jerusalem The Experience" (2004)
3. "High Holidays" (1997)
4. "Shabbat"(1995)
5. "I Believe" (אני מאמין)
6. "The Soul Is Yours"
7. "The Two In Harmony"

See also

• Hazzan
• Jewish Culture Festival in Kraków

External links

• [1]
• Benzion Miller's profile on the Milken Archive of Jewish Music"
• Video: Interview with Benzion Miller

About Aaron Miller

• Aaron Miller's profile on the Milken Archive of Jewish Music^{[permanent dead link]}

References