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Benzion Moskovits
Joodse Geestelijke Liederen
Single NL on Telefunken label
Spoken Word, Folk, World and (Religious)
B. Moskovits, oppervoorzanger van de Nederlands-Israelitische Hoofdsynagoge te Amsterdam, met begeleiding van een instrumentaal trio o.l.v. W. Rettich. In Moskovits' biography on the back of the sleeve, his first name is wrongly spelled as Bezion, it is actually Benzion. Moskovits died in 1968, so the recording is pre-1968. Jewish religious songs.
Musicians
 | Benzion Moskovits , 1907-1968 NL album by |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aw, Horachamim (God, Die Barmhartig is) | Benzion Moskovits | ||
| 2 | Yiru, Eineinu Wejismag Libeinu (Dat Onze Ogen Het Mogen Zien) | Benzion Moskovits | 7:45 | |
| 3 | Wehu Rachum (Hij, Die Barmhartig Is) | Benzion Moskovits | ||
| 4 | Kidush (Heilig Lied) | Benzion Moskovits | 7:10 |
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