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The intonation of the Pentateuch in the heder of Tunis

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Herzog, Avigdor
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Title The intonation of the Pentateuch in the heder of Tunis / Avigdor Herzog.
Contributors ha-Moʻatsah ha-tsiburit le-tarbut ule-omanut
Publisher Tel-Aviv : Israel Music Institute
Creation Date c1963
Notes At head of title: Ministry of Education and Culture, The National Council of Culture and Art.
See also: F-012(06)
נושא ישן: Jews - Tunis - music
נושא ישן: Jewish learning and scholarship
מסורת: ספרדים :צפון אפריקה / תוניס
Includes bibliographical references (p. 16).
Genre Musical traditions (Jewish), Sephardi, North Africa
Extent 16 pages : music
25 cm.
Language Hebrew
English
National Library system number 990021163360205171

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