Fasts and feasts in art

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Rezitative für den Israelitischen Gottesdienst

Joseph J. Sebba

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Chants liturgiques des Grandes Fêtes

Samuel Naumbourg 1817-1880

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Gesänge für Synagogen : eingeführt in der Synagoge zu Braunschweig

Hirsch Goldberg 1807-

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מחזור מנהג רומה לכל השנה.

מחזור מנהג רומה לכל השנה.

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Chants religieux des Israelites : contenant la liturgie complète de la synagogue des temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours

Samuel Naumbourg 1817-1880 composer

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Baal T'fillah : oder, Der practische Vorbeter. Vollständige Sammlung der gottesdienstlichen Gesänge und Recitative der Jsraeliten nach polnischen, deutschen (aschk'nasischen) und portugiesischen (sephardischen) Weisen nebst allen den Gottesdienst betreffenden rituellen Vorschriften und Gebräuchen

Abraham Baer 1834-1894

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Thesaurus of Oriental Hebrew melodies

Thesaurus of Oriental Hebrew melodies

A. Z. Idelsohn (Abraham Zebi), 1882-1938

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