City of Gold: A Musical Portrait of Jerusalem book by Sunita Staneslow: Jewish Music

In 1986-87 Sunita Staneslow was the principal harpist with the Jerusalem Symphony. Her wonderful music books are perfect for Jewish weddings and other occasions.This book includes the pieces from Sunita Staneslow's recording in honor of Jerusalem's 3,000th anniversary, City of Gold:A Musical Portrait of Jerusalem. 22 pages, paperbound.

Includes
Im Eshkachech (If I Forget You O Jerusalem)
Al Nahorot Bavel (On the Rivers of Babylon)
Shiru Lanu (Our Song)
Y'rushalayim (Jerusalem)
Ani Oleh Lirushalayim (Pilgramige to Jerusalem)
L'khah Ezbah (In Jerusalem)
Uva'ir Y'rushalayim (In the City of Jerusalem)
Od Yishama (And They Shall Be Heard)
Y'rushalayim Shel Zahav (Jerusalem of Gold)
Lakh Y'rushalayim (Your Jerusalem)
Click here to see a short bio of Sunita Staneslow

Sunita Staneslow lives with her husband and two children in a small town near Tel Aviv in Israel, and teaches and performs throughout the country. She performs in Israel with the Ra'anana Symphonette, and at the Jacob's Ladder Folk Festival, and the Tel Aviv Irish Festival. In addition to public events Sunita performs at the American, British and Italian Embassies and Ambassadors' residences, and performs twice weekly at the Dan Accadia Hotel in Hertzlya. In addition to solo performances Sunita also performs in several duos including a harp duo with harpist Tali Glaser who is the second harpist with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. She also performs with Gal Shahar in the duo, Kinnovel, and in a duo with renowned clarinetist Mati Bobek.