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Because we love Shabbat songs, stories & activities for young children and their families

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Performer Wolff, Ronit; Osborne, Charles D.; Osborne, Paul; Pickow, Peter; Waller, Barry; Sagalle, Jonathan
Record Company Place of publication not identified : Tara Music
Creation Date [20--?]
Creators Abrams, Leah
Wolff, Ronit (performer)
Osborne, Charles D. (performer)
Osborne, Paul (performer)
Pickow, Peter (performer)
Waller, Barry (performer)
Sagalle, Jonathan (performer)
Genre Songs, English
Physical Description 1 sound disc (36:36 min) : digital
4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet ([8] p.
12 cm.).
Language heb
Duration 00:36:36
Notes Booklet includes words of songs.
Content Note Because we love Shabbat -- Partners -- Ready by sundown -- Blessings for candles -- Table in white -- Kol hamishpacha yachad -- Friday night through the nose -- Oreach-a guest -- Welcome angels of peace -- Shalom alechem -- Kiddush (first phrase) -- Yism'chu -- D'ror yikra -- My favorite day -- A Mozart selection -- All dressed up -- Walking to temple -- Shabbat afternoons -- A Hassidic melody -- Havdalah -- Shavua tov.
Note on Participants Vocals: Ronit Wolff, Cantor Charles Osborne, Paul Osborne ; Syntheizer, Jonathan Segal ; Guitar, Bass, Peter Pickow ; Percussions, Barry Waller.
Shelf Number CD 09274
System Number 990034624710205171

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