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Le chant du depart

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Title Le chant du depart
Performer Aleksandrov, A. V.; Ansamblʹ Aleksandrova
From La Marseillaise
Creators Aleksandrov, A. V. 1883-1946 (conductor, performer)
Ansamblʹ Aleksandrova (performer)
Genre Folk songs
Language rus
Notes On label: SONGS OF THE RED ARMY, LE CHANT DU DEPART (THE SONG OF DEPARTING), MEHUL, CHOIR OF THE RED ARMY OF THE USSR, DIRECTED BY A.V. ALEXANDROFF, TENOR SOLO BY JOSEPH LAOUTE
Shelf Number JR 01240
TAK 1240 - old
System Number 990002328760205171

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