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Maurice Ušerovici

acc, 1925-2016 RO
Arranger / Conductor of Folk and World
A.k.a. Moshe Asher Usherovitz

Moshe Usherovitz (Romanian: Maurice Ušerovici; Hebrew: משה אושרוביץ) (born 19 November, 1925 in northern Romania; died 31 January, 2016 in Tel Aviv) was a Romanian-Israeli jazz musician, band leader, arranger, conductor and music teacher. He often went by the nickname PC or Pizi. Usherovitz studied in România at Bucharest Conservatory. He played accordion, piano, vibraphone and trumpet. Usherovitz was a soloist in the Israeli Air Force Band and also band leader of Hed Arzi Orchestra (Hed-Arzi label orchestra) and was active as a musician and teacher until his death at the age of 90.

     
Genres
  • Folk
  • World
  • Pop
  • Jazz
  • Latin

Band Members
Discography
Title Artist Year Type
שירים ופזמונים מתל-אביב הקטנה והגדולה במקצב ריקודיםElisa Gabbai, The Makolit Quartet בנצוחו של Maurice Ušerovici1958Album
Our Little Country DancesMaurice UšeroviciAlbum
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