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Im esak shamayim
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Alter rebbe's nigun
02:13
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Nigun shabbes ve-yom tov
03:40
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Harninu goyim amo
03:47
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Zhebiner hartz
05:50
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March
02:19
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Ribono shel olam
06:29
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Shimu vanim
03:19
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Ech ty zemliak
05:15
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Konvergencie Chamber Music Festival Bratislava, Slovakia
Konvergencie is about coming closer. Chamber music has to do with convergence and communication: between the artists and between performers and the public. It is like a conversation which, once commenced, doesn't end but keeps on developing. Listening to chamber music, just like communication, develops the human being inwardly: our sensitivity to the world, to the others, and to our own selves. ... more
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