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Pearls of liturgical masterpieces

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  • 01.
    שומע קול בכיות
    4:44
  • 02.
    זכור אב נמשך אחריך כמים
    4:58
  • 03.
    על חטא שחטאנו לפניך באנס וברצון
    4:01
  • 04.
    אשמנו מכל עם
    4:54
  • 01.
    באין מליץ ישר
    3:46
  • 02.
    מרן דבשמיא לך מתחננן
    4:29
  • 03.
    אתה יודע רזי עולם
    4:30
  • 04.
    הושענא למענך אלהינו
    3:53
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Performer Malavsky, Samuel; Malavsky Family Choir
Record Company New York : Algon Records
Creation Date [19-?]
Creators Golan, Michael A.
Malavsky, Samuel (performer)
Malavsky Family Choir (performer)
Genre Synagogue music,Musical traditions (Jewish), Ashkenazi, Eastern-European
Physical Description 1 sound disc : analog., 33 1/3 rpm
12 in..
Language heb
Duration 00:18:37
00:16:37
Notes From "the Jacob Michael collection of Jewish music".
מסורת: אשכנזים :מזרח / ארצות הברית
Sung in Hebrew.
Content Note צד א': שומע קול בכיות -- זכור -- על חטא -- אשמנו מכל עם.
צד ב': באין מליץ -- מרן דבשמיא -- אתה יודע -- הושענא.
Production Note Produced by Michael A. Golan.
Note on Language Sung in Hebrew.
Shelf Number JMR 0053
System Number 990033738040205171

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