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SKU: A0.876743
Composed by Melody attributed to Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi (1745-1812). Arranged by Tzvi Sherf. Jewish. Octavo. 11 pages. Tzvi Sherf #4412691. Published by Tzvi Sherf (A0.876743).Eli Ata (You are my God) - is a very beautiful and touching nigun (a Jewish Hasidic sacred tune). Lyrics: Psalms 118,28.
An excellent piece for sacred or Jewish music program. (approx. 3:40).
the arrangement is a part of the composition "Kachomer Beyad Hayotzer" (as the clay in the potter's hand) - for SATB choir, tenor soloist and klezmer band (violin, clarinet, classic guitar, double-bass & percussion). Music: Tzvi Sherf, after 6 Hasidic nigunim (duration - about 17 minutes).
This score is a piano & optional percussion accompaniment version. The original classic guitar, double bass and percussion acc. version is available too.
More Tzvi Sherf's choral arrangements are available at https://www.tzvi-sherf.com/
Most of Coral Ensemble recordings can be listened at https://coralensemble.bandcamp.com/
and at Tzvi Sherf's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVG1qJSCdon9j-mV61zcO4A
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