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[Cantorial Music]

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Performer Schorr, Mayer; Mirsky, Moshe; Putterman, David; Kurtzer, Sophie; Lachmanowitz, Moshe
Record Company Place of publication not identified : Publisher not identified
Creation Date [date of publication not identified]
Creators Schorr, Mayer (performer)
Mirsky, Moshe (performer)
Putterman, David (performer)
Kurtzer, Sophie (performer)
Lachmanowitz, Moshe (performer)
Genre Cantorial music,Synagogue music,Musical traditions (Jewish), Ashkenazi, Eastern-European
Physical Description 1 sound disc : analog., 33 1/3 rpm
10 in..
Language heb
Notes From "the Jacob Michael collection of Jewish music".
מסורת: אשכנזים :מזרח
Sung in Hebrew.
Content Note Side 1: Shma Israel \ Moze Mirsky -- Hinneni heuni \ Cantor Mayer Schorr -- Aresches sefosenu \ Cantor Paskel -- Brivell der mamen \ Cantor Paskel -- A Idishel der mamen \ Cantor Paskel -- Kiddush \ Cantor David Putterman -- Sholom alyechem shabbath queen \ Cantor David Putterman
Side 2: Kadishenu bemizvoisechu \ Lady Cantor Sophie Kurtzer -- Oir chodosh \ Lady Cantor Sophie Kurtzer -- W'choll buay oilom \ Lady Cantor Sophie Kurtzer -- Haben yakir li \ Lady Cantor Sophie Kurtzer -- Hashivoh shofteinu \ Cantor M. Lachmanowitz -- Uvdivrei kodshecho \ Cantor M. Lachmanowitz -- Mi sheberach \ Cantor Mozem Mirsky.
צד 1: שמע ישראל -- הנני -- ארשת שפתינו -- בריוול דער מאמע -- א יידישע מאמע -- קידוש -- שלום עליכם
צד 2: קדשינו במצותיך -- אור חדש -- וכל באי עולם -- הבן יקיר לי -- השיבה שופטינו -- ובדברי קודשך -- מי שברך.
Note on Participants Cantor Mayer Schorr, Moze Mirsky, Cantor Paskel, Cantor David Putterman, Lady Cantor Sophie Kurtzer, Cantor M. Lachmanowitz.
Note on Language Sung in Hebrew.
Shelf Number JMR 1980
CD 02928
System Number 997012467474605171

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