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Recueil des chants hébraiques, ancients et modernes

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Jonas, Emile, 1827-1905
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Title Recueil des chants hébraiques, ancients et modernes : exécutés au temple du rit portugais de Paris
Additional Titles שירות ישראל
Contributors Halévy, F., 1799-1862
יונס, אמיל
Publisher Paris : Au Temple Israélite
Creation Date 1854
Notes Choir with organ accompaniment.
Published with a letter by J. F. Halevy to E. Jonas.
נושא ישן: Choruses
נושא ישן: Festivals and holidays. Sabbath
נושא ישן: Festivals and holidays. Shalosh Regalim
נושא ישן: Synagogue music - France
Hebrew (romanized) words.
Genre Synagogue music
Extent 1 score (156 p.)
27 cm..
Language Hebrew
French
Call Number JMA 03784
National Library system number 990025779760205171

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שבת שלום : מבחר השירים והניגונים לשבת.
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The book of Sabbath story and traditions, songs and music : being the heartwarming account of Friday evening and Saturday in the life of one Jewish family, interwoven with stories of adventure about Sabbath in days long gone, written and illustrated especially for children; together with a collection of beloved z'mirot and songs for the entire Sabbath, from beginning to end / by Charles Wengrov ; illustrated by Siegmund Forst; music edited by Samuel Bugatch.

Charles Wengrov

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Sabbath songs.
Sabbath songs.
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