M. Gangursky Cantorial Music, Part 1

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M. Gangursky Cantorial Music, Part 1

Date

1920-1930?

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Facsimilist:

Gangursky, D. M.

Summary

Compilation of Jewish liturgical works sung in Hebrew by cantor, soloists, and chorus.

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Europe

Extent:

1 ms. vocal score (68 pages of scroll notation, 6 blank pages)

Language:

,

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Gratz-Mandell Jewish Music Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

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