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חתונה גדולה (כתב יד).

חתונה גדולה (כתב יד).

נאור, לאה, 1935- מחבר

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חג החנוכה

חג החנוכה

Simon Saguy composer

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דבקה סמדר

דבקה סמדר

רקם, יואל, 1936- מלחין

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זה יהיה עוד מעט

זה יהיה עוד מעט

נויפלד, שמואל מלחין מעבד מוזיקלי

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זה הזמר שלך

רקם, יואל, 1936- מלחין

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ישי, שפי, 1954- מלחין מעבד מוזיקלי

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