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Music by Uri Brener and Elena Sokolovsky

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Record Company Jerusalem : Jerusalem Municipality. Culture Dept ; Center for Immigrant Arists Absorption, Israel Broadcasting Authority "Kol Hamusica", Ein Kerem Music Centre
Creation Date [2002]
Creators Brener, Uri 1974-
Sokolovsky, Elena 1967-
ha-Merkaz le-musiḳah ʻEn Kerem
ha-Merkaz li-ḳeliṭat omanim ʻolim
Israel. Rashut ha-shidur. Ḳol ha-musiḳah
Genre Art music
Physical Description 1 sound disc (54 min.) : digital
4 3/4 in. + 1 sheet ([6] p. : port.
12 cm.)..
Language eng
Duration 00:53:42
Shelf Number CD 05384
System Number 990023386300205171

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