Victor Rosenstein: the First Cantor of Los Angeles. 

The life story of Victor Rosenstein is not well preserved. The little that remains tells of a struggling nineteenth-century cantor, floating from congregation to congregation, mistreated by temple boards, and never receiving the respect or remuneration he felt he deserved. For a brief time during his unenviable career, Rosenstein sang at Congregation Beth Israel in Los Angeles, making him the first Cantor to serve in that city.

Begin this path: Los Angeles Cantors

1. Trouble for Cantor Rosenstein
2. Congregation Beth Israel
3. Congregation Beth Israel Rosh Hashana music
4. Rosh Hashana services at Congregation Beth Israel September 24, 1908
5. Congregation B'nai B'rith
6. B'nai B'rith Messenger June 24, 1909
7. Congregation Agudath Achim of Passadena, 9/24/1908
8. Congregation Agudath Achim
9. Cantor Schorr
10. Mr. I. Schorr, cantor
11. Cantor Aviva K. Rosenbloom
12. Jewish Journal Article on Cantor Aviva Rosenbloom
13. Cantor Evan Kent of Temple Isaiah in West Los Angeles
14. Cantor Joseph Gole
15. New Year music at B'nai B'rith
16. Cantor, Mike Stein Performs on NBC's The Voice
17. Cantor Patti Linsky
18. Cantor William Sharlin
19. Ahavat Zion Messianic Synagogue: Cantor N. Vetter
20. Beth Chayim Chadashim: Cantor Juval Porat
21. Beth Chayim Chadashim Cantorial Soloist Emerita: Fran Chalin
22. Sephardic Temple, Tifereth Israel Cantor Haim Mizrahi
23. Temple Mishkon Tephilo Cantor Laurie Rimland-Bonn Torah Service for Shabbat
24. Music at Sinai Temple
25. Sinai Congregation 8/27//1908
26. Sinai Congregation 9/9/1908
27. Sinai Congregation8/27//1908
28. Wilshire Boulevard Temple Cantors: Cantor Set Marion Ettinger
29. Wilshire Boulevard Temple Cantors: Don Gurney
30. Jewish Rock Group: YA'ALEH

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