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אלה מועדי השם

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  • Radio Recording
  • 1951
Title אלה מועדי השם
Performer נחמה, דוד
Creation Date 1951
Creators נחמה, דוד (זמר, מבצע)
Note on Location and Date על גבי התקליט: 3.6.1951.
Genre Synagogue music,Musical traditions (Jewish), Sephardi
Synagogue music
Language heb
Duration 00:04:18
Notes מסורת: ספרדים
Shelf Number K-07219-01-B-02
System Number 990037864470205171

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