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Geula Zohar sings Israeli folksongs

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Additional Titles Israeli folksongs [sound recording]
On cover also: Israeli folk songs [sound recording]
Performer Zohar, Geula; Gilad, Ami; גלעד, עמי
Record Company New York : Tikva Records
Creation Date [196-]
Creators Jacobs, Allen B.
Zohar, Geula 1928- (singer, performer)
Gilad, Ami (performer)
גלעד, עמי 1939- (מעבד מוזיקלי, מנצח, מבצע)
Genre Songs, Hebrew
Physical Description 1 sound disc : analog., 33 1/3 rpm
12 in..
Language heb
Duration 00:16:43
Notes Program notes on cover.
Sung in Hebrew.
Content Note Side 1 : Akevot bamidbar -- Shir eres negbi -- Yifrach kashoshana -- Me'al hamigdal -- Tiyul laily -- Zamar noded -- side 2. Ve'yashav ami -- Naama -- Keyta almonit -- Dona dona -- Al gemali -- Haroim.
צד . עקבות במדבר -- שיר ערש נגבי -- יפרח כשושנה -- מעל המגדל -- טיול לילי -- זמר נודד -- צד 2. וישב עמי -- נעמה -- כתה אלמונית -- דונה דונה -- על גמלי -- הרועים.
Note on Participants Geula Zohar (vocalist) ; conducted by Ami Gilad.
Production Note Produced by Allen B. Jacobs ; arranged by Ami Gilad.
Note on Language Sung in Hebrew.
Shelf Number JMR 0151
System Number 990033781480205171

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