Mordechai Zeira

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Mordechai Zeira (Hebrew: מרדכי זעירא‎, 1905–1968), born in Kiev as Dimitry Greben, was an Israeli composer.^[1]

Songs[]

• Layla, Layla
• Shnei Shoshanim ('Two Roses')
• What Say Your Eyes?

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