The Shvesters share their rendition of a poignant Yiddish song Vi Iz Dus Gesele, Where is the little street? A song of longing, nostalgia, and lost love.
It is a way to help us perhaps enter this Shabbat. Given the current turmoil, we seek a better time. May we work to see that time come soon.
Wishing you Shabbat Shalom.
As we enter the last Shabbat of 2025, I share Auld Lang Syne, the famous song of this time of year, written by Scottish composer and poet Robert Burns. It asks us to remember that our humanity and our kindness are expressed in our relationships with others. As we move into the new year, resolve to love others, treat them with dignity, respect, and compassion. May we find ways to forgive others and ourselves.
Shabbat Shalom
As we welcome Shabbat, Chanukah is just beyond. The Shabbat Candles of Friday will be followed by the first lights of Chanukah on Sunday eve.
Six13 shares a delightful medley blending Wicked music with great Chanukah lyrics. Enjoy!
Lean into the light this season and experience the warmth and glow of our tradition.
Shabbat Shalom
It’s the Shabbat before Thanksgiving!!
May this Shabbat and your Thanksgiving be a celebration of blessings
!יום הודו שמח
Take a listen to Benny Friedman’s Thinkin’ about Thankin’
Lecha Dodi likens Shabbat to the bride and is shared here by Muzika to the melody All of Me.
Shabbat Shalom
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As we prepare to welcome Shabbat, let the prayer of Joey Weisenberg help lift you up.
Shabbat Shalom
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This Hungarian orchestra shares Tumbalalaika.
It is a love song in which a young man seeks a bride who can answer three riddles as the balalaika plays. As we greet the Shabbat bride during Elul, the question perhaps is flipped: Will we be worthy of the bride?
Shabbat Shalom
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