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Creation Date [20--?]
Creators זהבי, עודד 1961- (מלחין)
Genre Art music
Physical Description 1 תקליטור שמע : דיגיטלי
3/4 4 אינץ'..
Language heb;amh
Notes "שני השירים הוקלטו באולפני אשל בתל אביב".
הקיטלוג נעשה ללא האזנה לחומר.
אוסף מיכל כהן.
רשומה כללית ללא פירוט תוכן
Content Note שיר לדגה / מילים (באמהרית) ושירה: דגה פדר, מוזיקה ופסנתר: עודד זהבי, עודד זהבי וקרן פנפימון (כלי הקשה) -- "הברכה" לקול וכלים / מילים: אנטון שמאס, מוזיקה: עודד זהבי, אתי בן זקן, פסנתר: עודד זהבי, אודי פרלמן רוח חלילים.
Shelf Number CD 17637
System Number 997009960218705171
MARC RECORDS
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