Sheet music for this new melody and words of explanation by Deborah Sacks Mintz will be included in Hadar's 5782 Pesach Reader. Download a copy here: https://www.hadar.org/torah-resource/pesach-reader-5782

Text: Vayehi Bachatzi HaLayla - Pesach piyyut by Yannai (6th Century)
Melody: Deborah Sacks Mintz

Singers:
Deborah Sacks Mintz
Chava Mirel
Joey Weisenberg

Recorded November 2021 at the Germantown Jewish Centre
Mastered by Don Godwin

Karev Yom - Deborah Sacks Mintz

Hello, friends, and welcome to my kitchen table here in Melbourne.  The first four tracks are originals, all finished since my arrival in Australia.  The final track is a cover of Pete Murray's "Opportunity," a tune that has become something of a motif in my life and its varied adventures.

I add with boundless gratitude that these songs were recorded with a Zoom, and mastered by my talented housemate, Josh Nezon.  This kitchen table concept, and so much of the art built around it, was inspired by my teacher, Dan Nichols.

El Na

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Girl Crush

The 24 finalists of Soundtrack of our Spirit.

Jackson Mercer - Lech Lecha

Our first episode takes a look at some of the most central issues on our campus, including who is here, how they got here, and why they have stayed. This is the tour of W&L no one ever took you on --an examination of the community, its pitfalls, and its saving graces.

Washington and Lee's Big 'But': The Tour You Never Got

Our second full length episode is here to de-mystify all the Greek-mythology surrounding recruitment and hopefully encourage our listeners, especially those faced with the decision of whether or not to rush, to think critically about Greek life here at W&L.

What's the Rush?: An Examination of Greek Recruitment at W&L

"Lux Aurumque" by Eric Whitacre, performed live by the Washington and Lee University Singers, Shane M. Lynch, conductor. 

Lux Aurumque

"Shenandoah" arr. James Erb. Live performance by the Washington and Lee University Singers, Shane M. Lynch, conductor. 

Shenandoah

Laila Tov (Lullaby)

"The Lake Isle" by Ola Gjeilo. Live performance by the Washington and Lee University Singers, Shane M. Lynch, conductor. Produced online in agreement with Walton Music.
Tyler Wenger '17, guitar; Ting-Ting Yen, piano; Wonhee Lim '16, violin; Megan Steel '18, violin; Aran Go '16, viola; Cole Schott '17, cello.

The Lake Isle

I arranged a version of How Far I’ll Go including the text of Mi Chamocha, because Miriam also stood at the edge of the waters, wondering why. Happy to have my friends and colleagues, Emily Hoolihan and Becky Mann sing this with me! Matt Teitelman, who is part of this Nava Tehilah season, is playing percussion, and I’m on the ukulele. This was used in Thursday morning Shacharit April 4, 2019, on the HUC Jerusalem campus.

How Far I'll Go/Mi Chamocha

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Cantor at Congregation Beth Chaim
HUC-JIR DFSSM class of 2023

How Far I'll Go/Mi Chamocha

Cantor Jordan Goldstein

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