Schuldiner and Shuldiner is a surname sometimes found among Jewish people. It is popularly thought to mean gabbai, a synagogue sexton, although no evidence exists to justify this meaning. In Pennsylvania during the 18th century the term "shul diener" was used by German Christians in America to designate those who taught children and were literally "school servants" to people who could afford to hire them. Perhaps the most famous of these schul dieners was the American fractur artist, Johann Adam Eyer, who signed his name Johann Adam Eyer, S.D., for "Schul Diener".[1] In all likelihood, Jewish schul dieners were rabbis who, like their Christian counterparts, were also teachers. Notable people with the surname include:
Ben Shuldiner (born 1977), American social activist and educator
Chuck Schuldiner (1967–2001), American guitarist and singer
Maya Schuldiner, Israeli biologist
Reed Shuldiner, American law professor
Shimon Schuldiner (born 1946), Israeli biochemist
^Weiser, Frederick S., “IAESD: The Story of Johann Adam Eyer, Schoolmaster and Fraktur Artist," Ebbes fer Alle-Ebber Ebbes fer Dich; Something for Everyone-Something for You, Ed. Albert Franklin Buffington, et al. (The Pennsylvania German Society: Breinigsville, PA, 1980), pp. 435-506, esp. p. 439.
Charles Michael Schuldiner (May 13, 1967 – December 13, 2001) was an American musician. He founded the pioneering death metal band Death in 1983, in which...
Schuldiner and Shuldiner is a surname sometimes found among Jewish people. It is popularly thought to mean gabbai, a synagogue sexton, although no evidence...
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Maya Schuldiner (Hebrew: מאיה שולדינר; born March 15, 1975) is an Israeli molecular geneticist, a full professor at the Faculty of Biochemistry in the...
break-up in 2001 (as a result of the death of Chuck Schuldiner that same year). He was also part of Schuldiner's other band Control Denied. Shannon is almost...
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resident, singer and guitarist Chuck Schuldiner, in a chance encounter at a Florida book store in Altamonte Mall. Schuldiner was, and remains, an influential...
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is considered by many to be "the first true death metal record". Chuck Schuldiner, the band’s founder and leader, performed guitar, bass and vocals, and...
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disbanded so that Schuldiner could concentrate on a new project, Control Denied. Launching this project took longer than anticipated, so Schuldiner reformed Death...
before Chuck Schuldiner succumbed to brain cancer. Some of the proceeds, if bought directly from Nuclear Blast, were sent to Schuldiner. The album was...
performed by sole member Chuck Schuldiner, with Butler joining the band after the album was completed; though Schuldiner defended Butler's inclusion on...
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later influenced by death metal band Death, including vocalist Chuck Schuldiner and guitarist James Murphy, followed by "more extreme music ... and more...
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