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18 - chai songs for children
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Title
18 - chai songs for children / Nili Rabinovitz Amitai
Additional Titles
Eighteen songs for children
Chai songs for children
Chai songs for children
Performer
Wolff, Ronit; Ramaz School (New York, N.Y.).
Record Company
Elkins Park, Pennsylvania : Nili Rabinovitz Amitai
Creation Date
[1986]
Creators
Note on Location and Date
Recorded at Prince Studios, New York.
Physical Description
1 audiocassette : analog.
Language
eng;heb
Notes
Tara: DM-86047.
Children's songs primarily in Hebrew.
Children's songs primarily in Hebrew.
Content Note
Side 1. Hello song -- The aleph bet song -- Good morning -- Mi bakita -- Yesh li kadur -- Habuba sheli -- Shte ha'enayim -- Ten li yad yamin -- Shir hashe'elot -- Friendship -- side 2. L'chag hasukot -- Ner shel chag --Charoset recipe song -- Degel yisrael -- Nerot shabbat -- Shir hashirim lamisparim -- D'varim she'anachnu rotzim -- Ivrit safa kol kach yafa.
Note on Participants
Arrangements and keyboards, Dr. Marsha Bryan Edelman ; soloist, Ronit Wolff ; Ramaz Lower School Chorus director, Caroll Goldberg.
Production Note
Words and music, Nili Rabinovitz.
Shelf Number
ACC 04522
System Number
997012492445405171
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