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Sukkot Dance Music

Celebrating Simchas Beis Hashoeivah

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Sukkot Dance Music: Celebrating Simchas Beis Hashoeivah

By Chony Milecki and Eli Marcus
Chony Milecki is a popular Jewish musician in New York. For more about Chony's music visit his website.
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ted Sampson Roxborough, PA June 12, 2018

When a little depressed - I play this music feel much better fast Reply

Gershon (Gary) Nachman Jerusalem, Israel October 12, 2016

The Sukkah music sound great and full of the spirit of joy and goodness, I can't wait to dance to this kind of music during the week of Succos, especially just coming out of Yom Kippur, I feel clean and pure, shinning like a polished, bright and beautiful diamond. Ready to dance with my Jewish brothers here in Jerusalem. Yes, you can too, join the holy dance!! Reply

Leslie Anne Morgan Warren,Ohio September 30, 2015

Beautiful Sukkah Music!!! Wow!! This music gives everyone a reason to have Simcha. Reply