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	== Life ==		== Life ==
	Goldschmidt grew up mostly in Germany and emigrated to Israel in January 1976, where he began dancing at Kibbutz [[Ma'agan Micha'el]] with Moshe Pinkas. He continued his original hobby in Haifa with [[Bentzi Tiram]] as well as with [[Jossi Abuhav]] (Be'er Scheva) and in Jerusalem with [[Eddi Sasson]].		Goldschmidt grew up mostly in Germany and emigrated to Israel in January 1976, where he began dancing at Kibbutz [[Ma'agan Micha'el]] with [[Moshe Pinkas]]. He continued his original hobby in Haifa with [[Bentzi Tiram]] as well as with [[Jossi Abuhav]] (Be'er Scheva) and in Jerusalem with [[Eddi Sasson]].

	In 1979 he graduated from the Teacher's Seminary in Jerusalem under the guidance of [[Bracha Dudai]], the so-called Ulpan, a training to become a dance master for Israeli folklore dances. In parallel, he studied computer sciences and the history of Islamic countries at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After finishing his studies he worked as a programmer and systems analyst in Israel, New Zealand and Germany. In 1983, he completed another one-year didactic course in dance at the same university, under the direction of Cyrelle Foremann and Shulah Bareqet.		In 1979 he graduated from the Teacher's Seminary in Jerusalem under the guidance of [[Bracha Dudai]], the so-called Ulpan, a training to become a dance master for Israeli folklore dances. In parallel, he studied computer sciences and the history of Islamic countries at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After finishing his studies he worked as a programmer and systems analyst in Israel, New Zealand and Germany. In 1983, he completed another one-year didactic course in dance at the same university, under the direction of Cyrelle Foremann and Shulah Bareqet.
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	* Camp [[Bitnua]] in Eilat. The World's Largest Camp for Israeli Dance and Folklore, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2020), no. 104, 46-48.		* Camp [[Bitnua]] in Eilat. The World's Largest Camp for Israeli Dance and Folklore, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2020), no. 104, 46-48.
	* His First Encounter with Folk Dance Has Changed His Life. A Conversation with Yoav Ashriel 23 Years Ago, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2021), no. 105, 8-12.		* His First Encounter with Folk Dance Has Changed His Life. A Conversation with Yoav Ashriel 23 Years Ago, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2021), no. 105, 8-12.
			* Young Dancers from around the World. The Story of the Girls of the "Younger Generation" on Israeli Folk Dance, in: Roqdim-Nirkoda (2021), Nr. 107, 3-21.


	== Web links ==		== Web links ==
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	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMYsKwHE4-E A broadcast on Bavarian state tv, July 19, 2017]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMYsKwHE4-E A broadcast on Bavarian state tv, July 19, 2017]
	* [http://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/choreograf-und-autor-wiege-wiege-links-zwei-drei--1.3742049 Die Süddeutsche Zeitung (9. Nov. 2017)]		* [http://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/choreograf-und-autor-wiege-wiege-links-zwei-drei--1.3742049 Die Süddeutsche Zeitung (9. Nov. 2017)]
	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u9nHM4-dOc~~&t=505s~~ an interview with Matti Goldschmidt (~~Juni~~ 29, 2020)]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u9nHM4-dOc an interview with Matti Goldschmidt (June 29, 2020)]
	* [http://www.israeltanz.de/pagea70.html More articles in German language]		* [http://www.israeltanz.de/pagea70.html More articles in German language]
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5VlEkgXctE another broadcast on tv with Matti Goldschmidt (June 30, 2021)]

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	== English Publications in periodicals (selection) ==		== English Publications in periodicals (selection) ==
	* Visiting Rivka Sturman, in: Rokdim (2001), no. 56, 39-41.		* Visiting [[Rivka Sturman]], in: [[Rokdim]] (2001), no. 56, 39-41.
	* The Bible in Israeli Folk Dances, in: Rokdim (2001), no. 57, 50-54.		* The Bible in Israeli Folk Dances, in: [[Rokdim]] (2001), no. 57, 50-54.
	* Celebrating in a Jewish Mode: Dance in Europe, the Yishuv and Israel. The Multifaced Nature of Israeli Folk Dance,in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2018), no. 99, 35-37.		* Celebrating in a Jewish Mode: Dance in Europe, the Yishuv and Israel. The Multifaced Nature of Israeli Folk Dance,in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2018), no. 99, 35-37.
	* July 2018: 20 Years of Machol Czechia, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2019), no. 101, 32-35.		* July 2018: 20 Years of [[Machol Czechia]], in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2019), no. 101, 32-35.
	* Camp Bitnua in Eilat. The World's Largest Camp for Israeli Dance and Folklore, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2020), no. 104, 46-48.		* Camp [[Bitnua]] in Eilat. The World's Largest Camp for Israeli Dance and Folklore, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2020), no. 104, 46-48.
	* His First Encounter with Folk Dance Has Changed His Life. A Conversation with Yoav Ashriel 23 Years Ago, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2021), no. 105, 8-12.		* His First Encounter with Folk Dance Has Changed His Life. A Conversation with Yoav Ashriel 23 Years Ago, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2021), no. 105, 8-12.

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	In 1979 he graduated from the Teacher's Seminary in Jerusalem under the guidance of [[Bracha Dudai]], the so-called Ulpan, a training to become a dance master for Israeli folklore dances. In parallel, he studied computer sciences and the history of Islamic countries at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After finishing his studies he worked as a programmer and systems analyst in Israel, New Zealand and Germany. In 1983, he completed another one-year didactic course in dance at the same university, under the direction of Cyrelle Foremann and Shulah Bareqet.		In 1979 he graduated from the Teacher's Seminary in Jerusalem under the guidance of [[Bracha Dudai]], the so-called Ulpan, a training to become a dance master for Israeli folklore dances. In parallel, he studied computer sciences and the history of Islamic countries at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After finishing his studies he worked as a programmer and systems analyst in Israel, New Zealand and Germany. In 1983, he completed another one-year didactic course in dance at the same university, under the direction of Cyrelle Foremann and Shulah Bareqet.

	In 1988, Goldschmidt took his first job as a dance teacher in Wellington (New Zealand).<ref>Centre News, April 1988, p. 1 [The official public relations newsletter of the Wellington Jewish Community Centre].</ref> The following year he returned to Germany and took over the dance teaching courses at the Youth and Cultural Center of the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, which he still directs today (as of March 2021). In 1992 he founded the Israelisches Tanzhaus e.V., a registered charity, which he has chaired since the beginning, in order to popularize Israeli folk dance in German-speaking countries. On November 24, 2017, on the occasion of its 25th anniversary, ITH was honoured by the Lord Mayor of the City of Munich, Dieter Reiter, with a certificate for "its contribution to the cultivation of folk dance."<ref>Winkler-Schlang, Renate: Wiege, Wiege, links zwei drei…, in: Süddeutsche Zeitung 72 (2017), no. 258 (Nov 10, 2017), PMO R9 (Regionalbeilage München).</ref> <ref>The City of Munich Honors Israeli Folk Dance, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2019), Nr. 101, 13, 36 </ref> In addition to leading several hundreds of dance workshops within Germany, Goldschmidt has also taught in other European countries, such as Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, England, France, Italy, Russia, or Switzerland.		In 1988, Goldschmidt took his first job as a dance teacher in Wellington (New Zealand).<ref>Centre News, April 1988, p. 1 [The official public relations newsletter of the Wellington Jewish Community Centre].</ref> The following year he returned to Germany and took over the dance teaching courses at the Youth and Cultural Center of the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, which he still directs today (as of March 2021). In 1992 he founded the [[Israelisches Tanzhaus]] e.V., a registered charity, which he has chaired since the beginning, in order to popularize Israeli folk dance in German-speaking countries. On November 24, 2017, on the occasion of its 25th anniversary, ITH was honoured by the Lord Mayor of the City of Munich, Dieter Reiter, with a certificate for "its contribution to the cultivation of folk dance."<ref>Winkler-Schlang, Renate: Wiege, Wiege, links zwei drei…, in: Süddeutsche Zeitung 72 (2017), no. 258 (Nov 10, 2017), PMO R9 (Regionalbeilage München).</ref> <ref>The City of Munich Honors Israeli Folk Dance, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2019), Nr. 101, 13, 36 </ref> In addition to leading several hundreds of dance workshops within Germany, Goldschmidt has also taught in other European countries, such as Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, England, France, Italy, Russia, or Switzerland.

	Since 2012, he has been chairman of the Bavarian "Landesverband Tanz in Bayern e.V." (formerly "Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft Tanz in Bayern"), holding the position of vice-chairman since 2006.		Since 2012, he has been chairman of the Bavarian "Landesverband Tanz in Bayern e.V." (formerly "Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft Tanz in Bayern"), holding the position of vice-chairman since 2006.

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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	'''Matti Goldschmidt''' (* born on 18 July 1951 in Graz) is an Austrian-Israeli choreographer and author, living in Munich (Germany). He is particularly occupied with Israeli folk dance.		'''Matti Goldschmidt''' (* born on 18 July 1951 in Graz) is an Austrian-Israeli choreographer and author, living in Munich (Germany). He is particularly occupied with Israeli folk dance.

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	* [http://www.israelidances.com/choreog-mattigoldschmidt.htm a short biography at israelidances.com]		* [http://www.israelidances.com/choreog-mattigoldschmidt.htm a short biography at israelidances.com]
	* [http://www.israeltanz.de Israelisches Tanzhaus e.V.]		* [http://www.israeltanz.de Israelisches Tanzhaus e.V.]
	* [http://horawiki.org/page/Israelisches_Tanzhaus Das Israelische Tanzhaus in "Horawiki" (engl.)]
	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMYsKwHE4-E A broadcast on Bavarian state tv, July 19, 2017]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMYsKwHE4-E A broadcast on Bavarian state tv, July 19, 2017]
	* [http://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/choreograf-und-autor-wiege-wiege-links-zwei-drei--1.3742049 Die Süddeutsche Zeitung (9. Nov. 2017)]		* [http://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/choreograf-und-autor-wiege-wiege-links-zwei-drei--1.3742049 Die Süddeutsche Zeitung (9. Nov. 2017)]

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			'''Matti Goldschmidt''' (* born on 18 July 1951 in Graz) is an Austrian-Israeli choreographer and author, living in Munich (Germany). He is particularly occupied with Israeli folk dance.

			== Life ==
			Goldschmidt grew up mostly in Germany and emigrated to Israel in January 1976, where he began dancing at Kibbutz [[Ma'agan Micha'el]] with Moshe Pinkas. He continued his original hobby in Haifa with [[Bentzi Tiram]] as well as with [[Jossi Abuhav]] (Be'er Scheva) and in Jerusalem with [[Eddi Sasson]].

			In 1979 he graduated from the Teacher's Seminary in Jerusalem under the guidance of [[Bracha Dudai]], the so-called Ulpan, a training to become a dance master for Israeli folklore dances. In parallel, he studied computer sciences and the history of Islamic countries at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After finishing his studies he worked as a programmer and systems analyst in Israel, New Zealand and Germany. In 1983, he completed another one-year didactic course in dance at the same university, under the direction of Cyrelle Foremann and Shulah Bareqet.

			In 1988, Goldschmidt took his first job as a dance teacher in Wellington (New Zealand).<ref>Centre News, April 1988, p. 1 [The official public relations newsletter of the Wellington Jewish Community Centre].</ref> The following year he returned to Germany and took over the dance teaching courses at the Youth and Cultural Center of the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, which he still directs today (as of March 2021). In 1992 he founded the Israelisches Tanzhaus e.V., a registered charity, which he has chaired since the beginning, in order to popularize Israeli folk dance in German-speaking countries. On November 24, 2017, on the occasion of its 25th anniversary, ITH was honoured by the Lord Mayor of the City of Munich, Dieter Reiter, with a certificate for "its contribution to the cultivation of folk dance."<ref>Winkler-Schlang, Renate: Wiege, Wiege, links zwei drei…, in: Süddeutsche Zeitung 72 (2017), no. 258 (Nov 10, 2017), PMO R9 (Regionalbeilage München).</ref> <ref>The City of Munich Honors Israeli Folk Dance, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2019), Nr. 101, 13, 36 </ref> In addition to leading several hundreds of dance workshops within Germany, Goldschmidt has also taught in other European countries, such as Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, England, France, Italy, Russia, or Switzerland.

			Since 2012, he has been chairman of the Bavarian "Landesverband Tanz in Bayern e.V." (formerly "Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft Tanz in Bayern"), holding the position of vice-chairman since 2006.

			Goldschmidt wrote several books and numerous articles in German on the subject of "Israeli folk dance", e.g. in the periodicals Leipziger Folksblatt, the world music magazine "Folker" or the former association periodical "Tanzen" of the federal association "Deutscher Bundesverband Tanz e.V." (DBT), as well as sporadically for the professional periodical [[Rokdim]], published in Tel Aviv in Hebrew and English. As a journalist, he wrote mainly for the monthlies Jüdische Zeitung (Berlin) in 2006-2012, and since 2014 more irregularly for Jüdische Rundschau.

			He created a number of dances himself, including ''Yam Adonai'', ''Shakharuth'' or ''Ha-Aviv Tzokheq'' as well as a couple version of ''Or ha-Ganuz''.<ref>http://israelidances.com/search.asp?S=A&PageNo=1&ChoreographerName=Matti%20Goldschmidt</ref> Since 1983 he has been a member of the union-affiliated "Irgun ha-Madrichim", the association of dance masters and choreographers for Israeli folklore dances in Israel.

			== Book publications ==
			* ''The Bible in Israeli Folk Dances.'' Choros-Verlag, Viersen 2001, ISBN 3-933512-12-3.
			* ''Shiru ha-shir - Israeli folk dances''. Volume 1, 1st edition. Obalski & Astor, Munich 1994, ISBN 3-922645-21-6.

			== English Publications in periodicals (selection) ==
			* Visiting Rivka Sturman, in: Rokdim (2001), no. 56, 39-41.
			* The Bible in Israeli Folk Dances, in: Rokdim (2001), no. 57, 50-54.
			* Celebrating in a Jewish Mode: Dance in Europe, the Yishuv and Israel. The Multifaced Nature of Israeli Folk Dance,in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2018), no. 99, 35-37.
			* July 2018: 20 Years of Machol Czechia, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2019), no. 101, 32-35.
			* Camp Bitnua in Eilat. The World's Largest Camp for Israeli Dance and Folklore, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2020), no. 104, 46-48.
			* His First Encounter with Folk Dance Has Changed His Life. A Conversation with Yoav Ashriel 23 Years Ago, in: Rokdim-Nirkoda (2021), no. 105, 8-12.

			== Web links ==
			* [http://www.israelidances.com/choreog-mattigoldschmidt.htm a short biography at israelidances.com]
			* [http://www.israeltanz.de Israelisches Tanzhaus e.V.]
			* [http://horawiki.org/page/Israelisches_Tanzhaus Das Israelische Tanzhaus in "Horawiki" (engl.)]
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMYsKwHE4-E A broadcast on Bavarian state tv, July 19, 2017]
			* [http://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/choreograf-und-autor-wiege-wiege-links-zwei-drei--1.3742049 Die Süddeutsche Zeitung (9. Nov. 2017)]
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u9nHM4-dOc&t=505s an interview with Matti Goldschmidt (Juni 29, 2020)]
			* [http://www.israeltanz.de/pagea70.html More articles in German language]

			== Sources ==
			{{reflist}}

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