subject of microtonal music. Over the next few years, concerts of his music were performed at Carnegie Hall, on radio station WCBS-FM, and at New York's Town Hall. In 1949, Sandberg’s works Eskerah ("I remember") and Ruth were performed at Town Hall. The former was begun in 1938 in memory of those who were suffering persecution at the hands of the Nazis in Germany, but it was completed after the war when the full extent of the destruction of World War II became known. Over the next twenty years, Sandberg devoted his time to composing musical settings for the entire Bible. In 1970, he moved to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, where he obtained a position as a teaching fellow at Stong College of York University. He died in Toronto on December 28, 1973. Performances In recent years, Sandberg's music has been performed by the American Festival of Microtonal Music. In 1999, Sandberg's Psalm 51 was performed with soloist Dutch soprano Dorien Verheijden. Recordings "Mordecai Sandberg: Chamber Works consisting of music composed between 1938 and 1948, performed by Adele Armin, James Wallenberg, Laura Wilcox, Richard Armin, Stephen Clarke and Marc Sabat and recorded at York University. Selected works Demosthenes (overture) (1925, unpublished) Koheleth I (Ecclesiastes), for violin and pianoforte (1925) Symphony no. 1 (1925) Four Little Preludes, for pianoforte (1925–1929, unpublished) Elohai Neshama, for three flutes, English horn, and bass clarinet (1926, unpublished) Sonata no. 1, quarter-tone hymn (1927) Symphony no. 2 (1928) The Vision of Isaiah, for baritone solo and organ (1934) Elisha, Fantasy, for violin and pianoforte (1938) Sim Shalom, for five tenors, baritone solo, list and organ (1938) Ezkerah (I Remember) (oratorio), for soprano, alto, tenor, and bass and orchestra (1938–1952) Symphony no. 5 (1939–1953) Orah no. 2, for violin and pianoforte (1940) Shelosh Esrei Midot (The Thirteen Attributes), for baritone solo and organ (1940) String Quartet no. 1 (1941) Tel-Aviv, for violin and pianoforte (1941) The Five Points, for orchestra (1942) Concerto, for clarinet and strings (1943) Hymn, Aria, Dance, for clarinet and pianoforte (1943) Palestinian, Suite for violoncello and microtonal organ (1943) Sonata, for pianoforte (1943–1946) Symphony no. 4 (1944–1959) Ezekiel 34, for violin and quarter-tone organ (1945) Orah no. 3, for string quartet (1945) The Song of Songs (Sonata no. 3), for violin (1945) Three Sonatas, for violin (1945–1948) A Little Palestinian New Year’s Festival: 1. Zeman Simhatheinu (The Season of Our Gladness; a Sukkot song),