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Ashrei


By Zalman Goldstein and Chaim Fogelman
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Posted: July 13, 2008
ashrei
pronounciation is for me difficult because I am sephardi. The melody is full of spirit. I am gabaj in a german jewish community and will try to use this melody. Thankful
Posted By Arjeh Lieo Gur, Erlangen, Germany
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Posted: June 20, 2008
Re: oi!
Pronunciation is authentic Ashkenazi. Lovely to hear it easily roll off the tongues of old men from Eastern Europe.
Posted By Miriam Lorincz, Baltimore, MD

Posted: Jan 12, 2008
oi!
pronounciation is funny
Posted By Anonymous, Edmonton, Canada

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