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1. Mi'mizrach Shemesh


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Posted: May 3, 2011
Mi'mizrach Shemesh
This song is part of a compisition on the whole Halelu-kah, Composed by the previous Bobover Rebbe R' Shloime ZT"L.

Avrohom Fried's grandfather Rabbi Meir Yisroel Isser Hakohen Friedman ZT"L was very close to the rebbe.
Posted By Anonymous, Brooklyn

Posted: Nov 30, 2010
Mi'mizrach Shemesh
I first heard this song sang in the Lipskers home in Marblehead MA. May their home be blessed - this music is just out of heaven. Then Rabbi Yoli Kranz sent me this recording which I have listened to about 100 times. Thanks Rabbi Fried!
Posted By Anonymous, Marblehead, MA

Posted: Mar 24, 2010
Wow! I'm going to learn it this week.
Posted By Yisroel, NYC
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Posted: Sep 17, 2009
Mi'mizrah Shemesh
When listening to this song I was taken away! Good job!
Posted By Tzvi-Hersh, Newton, MA



 

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