ihrer Träum (The Hero of her Dreams), Der Unwiderstehliche Kassian (The Irresistible Kassian), Baronin Fritzi (Baroness Fritzi), Wo die Liebe Blüht (Where Love Blooms), and Der Geldbriefträger (The Money Order Worker). Irma Golz was a Viennese soprano who gained notoriety as an opera singer until her untimely death at the age of 30 to leukemia. Josef's brother Moritz (Morris) Goldstein (1840-1906) was cantor at the K. K. Bene Israel Synagogue in Cincinnati, Ohio from 1881 until his death. Morris composed and compiled music for use in American synagogues. In collaboration with Alois Kaiser, Samuel Welsh and I. L. Rice he published "Zimrath Yah: Liturgic songs consisting of Hebrew, English and German psalms and hymns systematically arranged for the Jewish rite with organ accompaniment" (1873). He also published "Kol Zimroh: A hymn book for temples and Sabbath schools and adapted for choirs and congregational singing" (1885) and "The Temple Service: Containing all the music required for the Union Prayer Book for Jewish worship" (1895). Morris was a maternal great-grandfather of conductor James Levine. References Citations Bibliography External links Austrian Jews Austrian artists 1836 births 1899 deaths