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2. Sukkot

By Zalman Goldstein and Andy Statman
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Anonymous Texas May 14, 2013

Love This Sukkot I was unfamiliar with any Traditional music associated with Sukkot... Thank you for sharing this medley with me. I especially enjoy the scoring for the clarinet.
lively, a delight for my ears...
Whoever scored this has an amazing sense of humor with music. Reply

URI OR THEO MAMOUNEAS MANCHESTER August 12, 2012

MUSIC JEWISH MUSIC ONLINE IS THE GREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE WHEEL!!!! Reply