Original Tunes for Kabbalat Shabbat

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Lila

Now available on 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6wEGu8eYVGW5WJig24lrT5?si=ee938433a81043f4 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGK-vw479k0
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/jewish-nigun-meditation-medley-how-can-i-mah-tovu-washougal/1618998865?uo=4
Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Y8WC274

This is an arrangement of three separate nigunim with added accompaniment. The individual tracks are:

Batya Levine - How Can I: https://soundcloud.com/batyalevine/how-can-i
Sol Yael Weiss - Mah Tovu: https://soundcloud.com/sol-yael/mah-tovu
Ary Solomon - Washougal Nigun: https://soundcloud.com/ary-solomon/washougal-nigun

Please check out and support these artists! In addition to SoundCloud:

- Batya Levine has a website here: www.batyalevine.com, a Bandcamp here: batyalevine.bandcamp.com/album/karov, and is on streaming services such as Spotify
- Sol Yael Weiss has a website here: www.solyaelweiss.com

Jewish Meditation Nigun Medley with Batya Levine, Sol Yael Weiss, and Ary Solomon (now on Spotify!)

Nign Shabbos V'Yom Tov (Chabad)

Eshet Chayil/Matchmaker - Piano Arrangement by Mendy Portnoy

Yisroel Dovid Benjamin- Niggun Sample

Wei-Chi Field's Remix of Mikey Pauker's melody of Shalom Aleichem. Shalom Aleichem - שלום עליכם, means Peace Be Upon You. 
'Shalom Alecheim' is from Mikey Pauker's album "Extraordinary Love"
Original Song by Mikey Pauker: copyright 2013 (BMI)

Rearrangment, Production, and Guitar - Dan Yolles
Wei-Chi Field Violin - Samuel Wexler
Wei-Chi Field Vocals - Liat Sara

Mastering - Dillon 'Dillard' Gabehart
Album Art - Dan Yolles

May Peace Be Upon All Living Beings <3

Free Download

Shalom Aleichem שלום עליכם - Mikey Pauker (Wei - Chi Field Remix)

Tiku Bachodesh

Just messing around with some hardstyle EDM... ENJOY!

Ksiva Vachasim Tova (HARDSTYLE)

Part 1:
Swaying body, swaying soul
Swaying body, swaying soul

Part 2:
Move to the rhythm of your heart,
Move to the rhythm of your soul

Lyrics and melody by Theresa Martin and Christine Kick

Theresa Martin's Album

Swaying Body, Swaying Soul

A powerful contemporary spiritual with a unique and compelling rhythmic arrangement from Sweet Honey In the Rock founding singer Ysaye Barnwell.

Caint No One Know by Ysaye Barnwell of Sweet Honey in the Rock

This song was born out of John O'Donohue's poem, "For Someone Awakening to the Trauma of Her Past"; it has come through me in a season when the long buried wounds of past trauma have surfaced, inviting healing and renewal. "Only you know where the casket of pain is interred," John O'Donohue wrote. "You will have to scrape through all the layers of covering and according to your readiness, everything will open." 

May this song bring you healing, too.

Part One: 
As your tears fall over that wounded place,
may they wash away your fears and free your heart

Part Two:
I am coming home, I am coming home,
this body now, a meadow -- gentle, my love.

Awakening

This one (chorus) came through in Northeast Missouri while singing with a couple people and (verses) in California outside the house I grew up in, standing at the foot of a great Monterey Cyprus tree (not a Redwood!) and watching some vines climb up the brick outside of the house.

Chorus:
Sister you are not too far holding
I need your strength to carry on

Verse 1:
Our bodies are bound like the vines on the side of a house somewhere deep in the heart of the earth

Verse 2:
Our roots intertwine like the Redwood tree somewhere deep in the soil in the soul of the earth

Sister, You Are Not Too Far for Holding

Your Heart Knows the Way

Recorded by Aliza Abolafia and Rena Branson

Lecha Dodi (Rena Branson)

68th Street Pier Nigun/Yedid Nefesh (Rena Branson)

68th St. Pier Nigun/Yedid Nefesh (Rena Branson)

Paschal Nigun - Shiru Ladonai (Psalm 96)

Nigun Esh - Mizmor Ledavid (Psalm 29)

Carousel Nigun – Lecha Dodi

Origin:
Melody by Nava Tehila
Sung by Batya Levine
Art by Naomi Weintraub & Etai Rogers-Fett

Tishrei Nigun - Nava Tehila

Let yourself fall into the seesawing of this melody and fall into a soft movement or body release through its repitition. Inspired by the feeling of journeying and embodied practice.

Paschal Nigun - Shiru Ladonai (Psalm 96)

A Queer Nigun Project