Name: NHC2017 06 Miriam Margles Adon Olam by Jesse Beller
Duration: 5 min 15 s
Description: Recordings of songs taught by participants in the niggun share at the 2017 Havurah Institute at the University of Hartford, CT.

I had the opportunity to sing this song with new folks late at night after a long week of singing. Singing this song as a parting from a new group of people I had never met before and then spent an intensive week with was special.

I had no recorded version of this song with guitar and my new friends willingly jumped in to sing with me on it. We recorded it on my voice notes app with no rehearsal. Enjoy and please sing along with us!!!

Let It Be Enough(sweet new friends' version) ft. Gabriel Lehrman, Anna Solomon and Nathan Wasserman

Halleluyah
Halelu et adonai min hashamayim, haleluhu bameromim. 
Haleluhu kol melachav, haleluhu kol tzeva'av 
Haleluhu shemesh veyareach, haleluhu kol kochvei or. 
Haleluhu sheme hashamayim ve hamayim asher me'al hashamayim 
Yihallelu et shem adonai ki hu tziva venivraoo 
Vya'amidem la'ad leolam chok natan velo ya'avor.

Halleluyah: Psalm 148 (Nava Tehila)

Bina's Nigun - Joey Weisenberg And The Hadar Ensemble

Kol Haneshama
from Psalm 150
Melody by Joey Weisenberg

recorded by Kat Behr, Chaya Klarnet, Jeanette Gross, Cascades, Beck Gross, Rosa W. Goldberg, Emmett Stanfield, Jenny Asarnow, Shelby Handler & Margot Seigle in a sweet living room in Seattle, February 2017

lyrics: 
Kol haneshama tehallel yah halleluyah

translation:  "All that breathes praises You" OR "Let every living thing Yah's praises sing" OR "The breath of every living thing praises God."

ADAR - Kol HaNeshama

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Recordings of songs taught by participants in the niggun share at the 2017 Havurah Institute at the University of Hartford, CT.

NHC2017 06 Miriam Margles Adon Olam

Origin:
Words are from Psalm 92
Music by Yerachmiel Begun

Words:
Tov l'hodot l'adonai
ulzamer l'shimcha elyon
l'hagid baboker chasdecha 
v'emunatcha baleylot

Translation:
It is good to give thanks to G*d,
To sing to Your Name, Most High
To proclaim in the morning Your kindness,
Your faithfulness in the nights

Tov L'hodot

Music: Unknown
Lyrics: Rabbi Shefa Gold (there is another verse in Aramaic from the Babylonian Talmud, same melody: brich rachamana, malkah d'alma, mar'ei d'hai pitah)
I learned at Adamah (Jewish Farming Fellowship) in 2014.

Sung at a (mini) song circle on January 22, 2019 on Chinook land/Portland, OR.

Lyrics:
You are the source of
Life for all that is
And your blessing
Flows through me

You Are The Source (Lyrics: Rabbi Shefa Gold, Music: Unknown)

Ha'aderet V'ha'emunah - Chabad melody

A zemer (song) for Shabbat, a time of slowness, rest, and rejuvination. A zemer usually sung on Shabbat afternoon. Attributed to Dunash ibn Labrat, a 10th century Babylonian paytan (liturgical poet), whose name is spelled acrostically in verses 1,2,3 and 6.
sung by Mónica Gomery & Batya Levine

D'ror yikra l'ven im bat, v'yintzorchem k'mo vavat, n'im shimchem v'lo yushbat, sh'vu v'nuchu b'yom shabbat.

D'rosh navi v'ulami, v'ot yesha aseh imi, n'ta sorek b'toch karmi, she'e shavat b'nei ami.

D'roch purah b'toch batzrah, v'gam bavel asher gavrah, n'totz tzarai b'af v'evrah, sh'ma koli b'yom ekra.

Elohim ten b'midbar har, hadas shitah b'rosh tidhar, v'lamazhir v'lanizhar, sh'lomim ten k'mei nahar.

Hadoch kamai, el kanah, b'mog levav uvamginah, v'narchiv peh unmalenah, l'shonenu l'cha rinah.

D'eh chochmah l'nafshecha, v'hi cheter l'roshecha, n'tzor mitzvat k'doshecha, sh'mor shabbat kodshecha.

Translation:
 God will proclaim freedom for all God's children
And will keep you as the apple of God's eye
Pleasant is your name and will not be destroyed
Repose and rest on the Sabbath day.

Seek my sanctuary and my home.
Give me a sign of deliverance.
Plant a vine in my vineyard.
Look to my people, hear their laments.

Tread the wine-press in Bozrah,
And in Babylon that city of might
Crush my enemies in anger and fury.
On the day when I cry, hear my voice.

Plant, Oh God, in the mountain waste
Fir and acacia, myrtle and elm
Give those who teach and those who obey
Abundance peace, like the flow of a river.

Repel my enemies, Oh zealous God.
Fill their hearts with fear and despair.
Then we shall open our mouths,
And fill our tongues with Your praise.

Know wisdom, that your soul may live,
And it shall be a diadem for your brow.
Keep the commandment of your Holy One
Observe the Sabbath, your sacred day.

Dror Yikra - Ashkenazi Traditional

Shnirele perele gilderne fon
Meshiekh ben Dovid zist oybn on
Halt a bekher in der rekhter hant
Makht a brokhe afn gantsn land
Oy, omeyn v'omeyn dos iz vor
Meshiekh vet kumen hayntiks yor
Vet er kumen tsu forn
Veln zayn gute yorn
Vet er kumen tsu raytn 
Veln zayn gute tsaytn
Vet er kumen tsu geyn
Veln di yidn in eretz yisroyl aynshteyn

Ribbons, pearls, golden flags
the Messiah, son of David, is above us
he holds a goblet in his right hand
and gives his blessing to the whole earth.

Amen, amen, this is the truth
the Messiah will come this year.

If he comes by riding, good years are ahead. 
If he comes by horse, new times are ahead.
If he comes by foot, every Jew will be in eretz yisroel

NHC2017 06 Miriam Margles Adon Olam

Jesse Beller

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