Hadrat kodesh = The beauty of holiness : sacred service for cantor, solo voices, choir and organ / by Heinrich Schalit. 1966.

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Hadrat kodesh = The beauty of holiness : sacred service for cantor, solo voices, choir and organ / by Heinrich Schalit. 1966.

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1 score (56 p.) ; 28 cm.

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