Kusewicki
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Kusewicki (also spelled as French: Koussevitzky (also English, Dutch, Italian), Polish: Kusewicki, Ukrainian: Кусевицький Kusevićkyj, Russian: Кусевицкий Kusevickij, Hebrew: קוסביצקי, also translettered as Koussevitzki, German: Kussewizki, Swedish: Kusevitskij, Hungarian: Kuszevickij) was a famous musical family of Polish (Lithuanian) Jewish descendant, all relatives.
- Sergiusz Kusewicki / Sergej Aleksandrovič Kusevickij, or Serge Koussevitzky (1874 - 1951)
- Cantor Mosze Kusewicki, Moshe Koussevitzy (1889/1900, Smorogonie/Smorgon, Vilna guberniya -1965/1966), lyric tenor singer
- Cantor Jakub Kusewicki, Jacob Koussevitzky (1903 Smorogonie - 1959), a cantor and lyric tenor singer
- Cantor Symcha Kusewicki (1905, Smorogonie - ?), a cantor and singer 326
- Cantor Dawid Kusewicki, David Koussevitzy (1911, Smorogonie - 1985), cantor, singer
- Nathalie Koussevitzky
[edit] Genealogical line
- Awigdor Kusewicki (Avigdor Koussevitzky) = Alta Kusewicki
- Cantor Mosze Kusewicki, Moshe Koussevitzy (1889/1900, Smorogonie/Smorgon, Vilna guberniya -1965/1966), a lyric tenor singer
- Cantor Jakub Kusewicki, Jacob Koussevitzky (1903 Smorogonie - 1959), a lyric tenor singer
- Cantor Symcha Kusewicki, Simcha Koussevitzky (1905, Smorogonie - 1998)
- Cantor Dawid Kusewicki, David Koussevitzy (1911/1912, Smorogonie - 1985)
[edit] Other Objects
All named after Serge:
- Karr-Koussevitzky (double bass)
- 1799 Koussevitzky
[edit] External links
- http://www.uscj.org/njersey/w-orange/Cantor/Cantor2003feb.htm
- http://www.uscj.org/njersey/w-orange/Cantor/Cantor2003mar.htm
- http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/musicians/Mus238.html (Reference)
- http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/musicians/musph011.html#Pic59 (4 Cantors: Jacob, Moshe, David, and Simcha)
- http://www.ejewish.info/resources/resourceSearchResults.aspx?sText=Koussevitzky,%20brothers&keywordid=10234&rsid=96
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