IN THE ARCHIVES
A few more chapters in Geula’s musical life, found in newspapers, radio, and the archives of Israeli folk music.
NEW YORK · 1962
For a new dance commissioned by Fred Berk, Ami Gilad composed the music, Nechemia Sharabi wrote the words, Danny Uziel created the steps — and Geula supplied the voice.
The Israeli Dance Institute places the collaboration in 1962. A later account in Rokdim–Nirkoda describes the dance’s continuing place in folk-dance circles.
Also documented: Iris Levitan, Rokdim–Nirkoda 118 (July 2025) ↗ON THE BILL
Period announcements put names, places, and dates to the touring years.
PRENSA ISRAELITA · FEBRUARY 17, 1968 · PAGE 7
An advertisement from the Centro Deportivo Israelita bills Geula alongside Danny and Liza and Yoel Sharr for a comedy-and-music program on February 29, 1968, at 8:30 p.m.
A small announcement, and a lovely trace of the audiences her music reached.
See the original newspaper at the University of Florida ↗RHODE ISLAND HERALD · MARCH 29, 1968 · PAGE 11
The Labor Zionist Council’s invitation names Geula as guest artist at its 42nd annual Third Seder celebration, scheduled for April 14, 1968, at Temple Emanu-El Auditorium in Providence.
Read the original invitation ↗These are contemporary advertisements for scheduled appearances. They document the announced programs; they are not reviews of the performances. The Herald PDF combines issues: the cited page is dated March 29, despite the file’s March 22 name.
ON THE RADIO · 2013 · HEBREW
Zemereshet’s artist archive points to a 2013 interview with Geula by music researcher Dudi Patimer on Gabi Gazit’s radio program.
Follow the archive’s interview link to the original broadcaster. Availability of the broadcaster’s older recordings can vary.
Visit the original interview ↗Interview reference: Zemereshet’s Geula Zohar page ↗PRESERVED BEYOND THE FAMILY ALBUM
The Library catalogs Geula Zohar Sings Israeli Folksongs, including its Hebrew track titles and original recording credits. It also holds a catalog entry for Dance for Fun.
Israeli Folksongs catalog record ↗Dance for Fun catalog record ↗The Hebrew-song preservation project has an artist page for Geula with 18 listed performances and a discography of her three records. Explore song information and further listening in Hebrew.
Explore the artist archive ↗The Barry Reisman collection of commercial Jewish sound recordings lists Geula’s Israeli Folk Songs in Box 26 — another place her recorded work is preserved.
View the collection finding aid ↗Sources checked October 2026. Summaries are written for this family site; the linked articles, broadcasts, and archive materials remain with their original publishers. Catalog entries may require an on-site visit to access the recordings.
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