Shahar Asher Nizkar

Avraham put the song "Lecha Dodi" (welcoming the Sabbath bride) to the Israeli song, "Etz Ha-Rimon" (the pomegranate tree).

Lecha Dodi

Mele'im Ziv

30 Atanu Lehalot Panekha

27 El Nora Alila

Avraham often begins the Piyyut with version one, then switches to this second version in the middle. 
Proper transliteration Le-Hai Olamim

23 Le-Chai Olamim 2, rhythmic (Ha-Aderet Ve-Ha-Emunah)

13 Shema Koli

12 Moroccan Kol Nidrei

10 Aneinu

"For the Life of All Worlds," an alphabetic acrostic song. 


Le-Chai Olamim 1, lyrical (Ha-Aderet ve-Ha-emunah)

07 Eit Sha'arei Ratson

03 Adonai Shamaati

02 Anei Ani

01 Yah Shema Evyonech

Lyrics found in A'ira Shahar by Haim Raphael Shoshana
Sung in the synagogue in the wee hours of Shabbat mornings, from Sukkot to Purim

01 Omar La-Adonai

Rabbi Julie Danan sings prayers from Congregation Beth Israel, Chico, California. Recorded at KZFR Chico. The Siddur is Kol Haneshamah. 

26 Ve - Ha'er Einenu

21 Nishmat Kol Chai

09 Shema & Ve'ahavta

08 Prayers Before Shema For Friday N

07 Barechu

06 Hatzi - Kaddish

05 Lecha Dodi

04 Yismechu Hashamayim

03 Lechu Neranena

02 Shalom Aleichem

01 Candle - Lighting

Avraham Danan sings a classic Moroccan Jewish Piyyut, a tribute to the great mystic Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohai, in honor of Lag Ba-Omer. In Moroccan Jewish homes, this is also sung at the table on Erev Shabbat.

Bar Yohai

Authentic Moroccan Jewish Piyuttim and Hazzanut (Cantorial Music) recorded by Avraham Danan, a native of Marrakesh, Morocco.

Avraham Danan

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