Notated Music Image 23 of The fall of Jerusalem and Zion march

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About this Item

Title
The fall of Jerusalem and Zion march
Contributor Names
Russotto, H. (composer)
Russotto, H. (lyricist)
Created / Published
B. Rabinowitz, New York, 1900.
Subject Headings
-  Jews -- United States -- Music
-  Popular music -- United States
-  Songs, Yiddish -- United States
-  Traditional and Ethnic Songs and Music
-  Songs and Music
-  Popular Songs of the Day
-  Immigration and Migration
Notes
-  Ten songs: "At King Zedekiah, Jeremiah's Entrée"; "Fall of Jerusalem"; "Chorus of Romans"; "Jeremiah Solo"; "At the Wall of Mourning (Kausel Ha'maarabi)"; "Lamentations (Kines)"; "Eli Zion"; "Gedaliah"; "Sabbath of Consolation (Sabbath Nach'mu)"; and "Zion March." (General)
Form
sheet music
Extent
28 p. ; 35 cm.
Repository
African and Middle Eastern Division
LC Classification
Hebraic Section, Yiddish Sheet Music, Box 1 - 40
Online Format
image
Description
sheet music | 28 p. ; 35 cm. | Ten songs: "At King Zedekiah, Jeremiah's Entrée"; "Fall of Jerusalem"; "Chorus of Romans"; "Jeremiah Solo"; "At the Wall of Mourning (Kausel Ha'maarabi)"; "Lamentations (Kines)"; "Eli Zion"; "Gedaliah"; "Sabbath of Consolation (Sabbath Nach'mu)"; and "Zion March." (General). Sheet Music (Form).
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Chicago citation style:

Russotto, H, and H Russotto. Thefall of Jerusalem and Zion march. B. Rabinowitz, New York, 1900. Notated Music. https://www.loc.gov/item/ihas.200154865/.

APA citation style:

Russotto, H. & Russotto, H. (1900) Thefall of Jerusalem and Zion march. B. Rabinowitz, New York. [Notated Music] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/ihas.200154865/.

MLA citation style:

Russotto, H, and H Russotto. Thefall of Jerusalem and Zion march. B. Rabinowitz, New York, 1900. Notated Music. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/ihas.200154865/>.

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