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1. Mellow Cello

Melodies: 1) The Rebbe’im, 2) Hiney Ma Tov, 3) A Sukkaleh, 4) Adon Haslichos

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1. Mellow Cello: Melodies: 1) The Rebbe’im, 2) Hiney Ma Tov, 3) A Sukkaleh, 4) Adon Haslichos

By Zalman Goldstein and Yaron Gershovsky
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Vidal February 24, 2022

Is it possible ti have the specific name of the very first niggun played on the "mellow cello" recording? I wasnt' able to find the niggun called "The Rebbe'im" Reply

Samantha Calgary October 11, 2021

LOVE IT for my little one! Is there a way to download it so I can make a bedtime playlist? Thanks! Reply

Miky R florida December 27, 2020

WOW!
The music is really amazing!
I just love it!
Gorgeous! keep up the great work! Reply

anonomous portland oregon September 18, 2019

Wow! Stunning music... i feel really feel it!
thank you so much! Reply