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Mekolot Mayim Rabim


Marina Roscha Synagogue Choir



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Moscow Synagogue Choir
The choir of Beis Menachem Chabad-Lubavitch, the grand synagogue which is part of the Marina Roscha Jewish Community Center in Moscow sing the traditional melodies sung at Chabad Houses across the globe.



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Posted: Apr 15, 2007
Great davening music
The music is a michaye to listen to.
Posted By Hank Bayer, Seagate, New York

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