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Qandiśā alāhā

Johny P. David plays Qandiśā alāhā on alto saxophone .

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AP 56d - Qandiśā alāhā
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AP 56D

Part Number Part I - Syro Malabar Church
Title Qandiśā alāhā
Duration 2:01
Place of Recording Johny P. David's residence
Date of Recording 26 July 2016
Youtube URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZH832l9pUg
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Johny P. David plays Qandiśā alāhā on alto saxophone. Recorded at Johny P. David's residence 26 July 2016

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