Name: Galeh (Rabbi Moshe Shur) by A Queer Nigun Project in Nigunim (ניגונים)
Duration: 8 min 19 s
Description: Batya Levine, Rena Branson, Aliza Schwartz, Tamar Sandweiss-Back, Becky Havivi

For connecting with God or maybe just getting some work done in the library with earbuds in

Nigunim (ניגונים)

With the world on fire, it seemed time for a totally brooding, epic nigun.

Nighttime Nigun

A new nigun for waiting for the bus, walking home late, for swirling wonderings!

Nigun Hamtanah

Tu Bshvat Nign (akon) [with B part]

"Elohai, the soul you have given me is pure."
Melody by Shefa Gold

Days of Awe: High Holiday Davening

Elohai Neshama

Niggun Kislev- Nava Tehila (sung by the Let My People Sing! core team)

Hadar Tefillah Recordings

Yaaleh V'Yavo - sung by Deborah Sacks Mintz (tune is either Miami Boys Choir or Yaakov Shwekey)

Batya Levine, Rena Branson, Aliza Schwartz, Tamar Sandweiss-Back, Becky Havivi

Galeh (Rabbi Moshe Shur)

This song came through the shock following a particularly cruel Zoombombing that disrupted a funeral. 

May we hold one another as we wind down the rocky mountain roads from the peaks of shock and heartbreak to the valleys of silence and peace.

Melody, Vocals, and Guitar by Arielle Korman

Comedown Nigun

Paschal Nigun - Shiru Ladonai (Psalm 96)

Nigun Esh - Mizmor Ledavid (Psalm 29)

Carousel Nigun – Lecha Dodi

Origin:
Hebrew words from morning liturgy, English words by Marsha Attie
Melody by Marsha Attie
This is a recording that Batya Levine made for NSP in preparation for co-leading High Holiday services with Rabbi Joseph in 2020

Words:
Ahavah rabah ahavtanu

What a great love you have given us

Ahavah Rabah - Marsha Attie

A scrappy recording of this original nigun, recorded at Linke Fligl Sukkos in 2018.

Shtetl Wedding Nigun

Sung with chickens at Linke Fligl, 10/1/20
http://linkefligl.com/

Linke Fligl Nigun

ושמחת בחגך והיית אך שמח
Vesamachta bechagecha vehayita ach sameach
You shall rejoice on your festivals​ and be fully joyous.
(Deuteronomy 16: 14a, 15b)

Vesamachta Bechagecha (Chabad)

אֱכוֹל בְּשִׂמְחָה כִּי כְבָר רָצָךְ
Echol b'simcha ki kvar ratzach

Eat in joy, you are already wanted
You're divinely desired
Eat in joy, you are already wanted
Your being is wanted

Line from "Menucha v'Simcha" ("Rest & Joy"), a medieval zemer/song for Shabbat, traditionally sung on Friday nights

Galeh (Rabbi Moshe Shur)

A Queer Nigun Project

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