This Shabbat we continue to pray for peace.
My friend and colleague, Cantor Jennifer Duretz Peled, shared this prayer, Ein Milim- There are no words, hoping that the hostages will come home so they would enjoy the peace we envision every Shabbat.
Shabbat Shalom
We welcome Shabbat with the song Shalom Aleichem, May Peace be upon you. When greeted this way, our response is Aleichem Shalom, And May Peace be upon you. The wish for peace unites all people of goodwill, and May it become our reality soon. This rendition by the Ma’ayan Band is a beautiful and pensive way to experience this song and feeling.
Shabbat Shalom
Playing for Change has used music to share our humanity and the transcending power of music across cultures and nations.
Redemption Song is one of Bob Marley’s great gifts.
Freedom and Peace is our hope.
Bring them Home!
Shabbat Shalom
Lecha Dodi in a beautiful style. Close your eyes and welcome Shabbat with this 5-minute pause to end a tumultuous week.
Shabbat Shalom
This beautiful song, better together, helps set the mood for Shabbat- lyrics, melody, and people combine to form an easy-listening message of deep importance.
Celebrate the power of unity with “Better Together” Song Around The World, featuring Jack Johnson, Paula Fuga, Lee Oskar and talented musicians from around the globe. This beautiful, feel-good song was a single, released in February 2006 from Jack Johnson’s third studio album, “In Between Dreams,” and was inspired by his love for his wife. “Better Together” has a universal message that “it’s always better together” when we lead with love as the answer.
Shabbat Shalom
As we celebrate receiving Torah on Shavuot, Redemption Song sung by Stephen Marley helps us prepare for this Shabbat with the hope of unity and peace.
Shabbat Shalom
Koolulam is a social-musical initiative aimed at strengthening the fabric of society. The project centers around mass singing events in which large groups of non-professionals come together to form a collaborative musical creation. Koolulam brings together people from all walks of life to do one thing: stop everything for a few hours and just sing – together.
Shabbat Shalom
We Rise!
Sung by Batya Levine and members of Hadar, we welcome Shabbat in song. As we pray for the Peace of Jerusalem, we know there is much work to be done.
Let us Rise together-
Shabbat Shalom
Hashkiveinu is the second prayer we utter after the Shema, asking the Divine for protection through the darkness of the night and our vulnerability as we sleep.
This rendition is sung by Cantor Magda Fishman.
Shabbat Shalom
We are still early in the new year 5783-
Let’s welcome Shabbat with something upbeat and offbeat as only the incomparable Hazzan Azi Schwartz can do.
