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Festival chants

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Performer Borenstein, Henoch; Ellstein, Abraham
Record Company New York : Stinson Records
Creation Date [19--]
Creators Borenstein, Henoch 1902-1996 (singer, performer)
Ellstein, Abraham 1907-1963 (performer)
Genre Musical traditions (Jewish), Ashkenazi, Eastern-European
Physical Description 3 sound discs : analog., 78 rpm
10 in..
Language heb
Duration 00:03:15
00:03:12
00:03:08
Notes Program notes on cover.
From "the Jacob Michael collection of Jewish music".
מסורת: אשכנזים :מזרח
תקליט 78 סל"ד.
78 R.P.M. record.
Sung in Hebrew.
Content Note Side 1 : Asher bidvoroi
side 2 : Tzur Isroel.
Side 3 : Boruch (halel)
side 4 : Adonoi, Adonoi.
Side 5 : Ov horachmim
side 6 : Geshem.
צד 1 : אשר בדברו
צד 2 : צור ישראל.
צד 3 : ברוך (הלל)
צד 4 : השם, השם.
צד 5 : אב הרחמים
צד 6 : גשם.
Note on Participants Henoch Borenstein (vocalist) ; accompanied by Abe Ellstein (organ).
Note on Language Sung in Hebrew.
Shelf Number JMR 0177
System Number 990034128660205171

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