All Music by Micah Shapiro
Words from Kabbalat Shabbat
Micah Shapiro (Guitar, Vocals), Svetlana Kundish - Vocals, Micah Hendler (Percussion, Vocals, Engineering), Arielle Lekach-Rosenberg (Vocals), Tobias Moss (Mandolin, Vocals), Melila Hellner-Eshed (Vocals), Tirza Firestone (Vocals), Rebecca Schatz (Vocals), Myra Meskin (Vocals), Shira Gluck (Vocals), Sam Blustin (Vocals), Jenn Queen (Vocals), Geo Poor (Vocals)

The Jerusalem Session - April, 2015

A song of healing by Hazzan Mike Stein (https://michaelsteinmusic.com/music)

Refaeinu, sung by Emi and Jamie

Mi Haish is our dedication to the struggles we face in life to become the best version of ourselves. We explore the messages of Psalm 34:13-15, “Who is the person that desires life, that loves all their days”. This song celebrates the very nature of seeking truth, tolerance, and understanding.
lyrics
Lyrics:
Mi ha’ish he’chafetz chayim
Ohev yamim, ohev yamim
Lirot tov

When we see the good in each other
Use our words to honor one another
Lift our heads up
Seek peace and pursue
Bakesh shalom v’rodfehu

Who do you want to be – in this life?
Who do you want to be – in this life?
Who do you want to be – in this life?
Who do you want to be?
credits
released August 8, 2022
Hebrew words from Psalm 34:13-15
Music and English lyrics composed by Jared Stein

Vocals: Jared Stein & Jamie Stein
Guitar: Jared Stein
Dulcimer and BG Vocals: Wendy Waldman
Electric Guitar and Piano: Abraham Parker
Bass: Carl Sealove
Drums: Scott Babcock

Producer: Wendy Waldman (www.wendywaldman.com)
Engineering: Robert Hoffman, Wendy Waldman
Mixing: Robert Hoffman, Wendy Waldman
Mastering: Robert Hoffman

Copyright 2016 Jared Stein

Who Do You Want to Be? / Mi Ha'ish?

Yedid Nefesh ידיד נפש

All Music by Micah Shapiro
Words from Kabbalat Shabbat
Micah Shapiro (Guitar, Vocals), Svetlana Kundish - Vocals, Micah Hendler (Percussion, Vocals, Engineering), Arielle Lekach-Rosenberg (Vocals), Tobias Moss (Vocals), Melila Hellner-Eshed (Vocals), Tirza Firestone (Vocals), Rebecca Schatz (Vocals), Myra Meskin (Vocals), Shira Gluck (Vocals), Sam Blustin (Vocals), Jenn Queen (Vocals), Geo Poor (Vocals)

Psalms 95:2 - Nekadma Fanav נקדמה פניו

All Music by Micah Shapiro
Words from Kabbalat Shabbat
Micah Shapiro (Guitar, Vocals), Rebecca Schatz (Vocals), Myra Meskin (Vocals), Shira Gluck (Vocals), Sam Blustin (Vocals), Jenn Queen (Vocals), Geo Poor (Vocals)

Psalms 93:3,4 - Nas'u N'harot נשאו נהרות

Psalms 29:8,9 - Kulo Omer Kavod כולו אומר כבוד

Music by Micah Shapiro
Words from Kabbalat Shabbat
Micah Shapiro (Guitar, Vocals), Svetlana Kundish - Vocals, Micah Hendler (Percussion, Vocals, Engineering), Arielle Lekach-Rosenberg (Vocals), Tobias Moss (Mandolin, Vocals), Melila Hellner-Eshed (Vocals), Tirza Firestone (Vocals), Rebecca Schatz (Vocals), Myra Meskin (Vocals), Shira Gluck (Vocals), Sam Blustin (Vocals), Jenn Queen (Vocals), Geo Poor (Vocals)

Psalms 97:2,3 Anan V'arafel ענן וערפל

"There is So Much Magnificence" by Deva Preval & Miten mashed up "Mah Gadlu" (Psalm 92:6 How great is your work, oh G-d, how very deep are your thoughts)

There Is So Much Magnificence / Mah Gadlu

Ale Brider

Hava Nashira by Josh Nelson, recorded live at Erev Shabbat services at Temple Beth Israel, Skokie.

Hava Nashira - Josh Nelson

A prayer leader, songwriter, bandleader, and multi-instrumentalist, Rabbi Micah Shapiro writes and records original Jewish music.  Micah is a graduate of The Rabbinical School of Hebrew College and trained  with Nava Tehila and The Rising Song Institute.  He released his first studio album, "Ta'ir Eretz-Light Up The Earth" in 2019 and his new album is due to be released at the end of 2022.  For this album and more music, check out micahshapiro.bandcamp.com.