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אלה חמדה לבי

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Title אלה חמדה לבי
From באליבטע חסידישע ניגונים וזמירות פאר שבת
Record Company [תל אביב] : גלטון
Creation Date [1970 בערך]
Genre Musical traditions (Jewish), Ashkenazi, Eastern-European, Hasidim
Language heb
Notes מסורת: אשכנזים :מזרח-חסידים
Shelf Number JR 03283
System Number 990002364870205171

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