[Synagogue music collection, Sabbath : for (SATB) choir and vocal soloists with organ]. [ca. 1905].

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[Synagogue music collection, Sabbath : for (SATB) choir and vocal soloists with organ]. [ca. 1905].

4 ms. parts ([14 + 8 + 12 + 14 p.]) ; 27 cm.

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