Here is the link for transliteration of all of Friday night davening: http://www.betheldurham.org/docs/transliteration_erev_shabbat.pdf



Kabbalat Shabbat

Fun Niggunim, Songs, and Prayers

Kol Nidre

Bar'chu et Adonai ham’vorach.
Baruch Adonai ham’vorach l’olam va-ed.

Barchu ( Erev HH Nusach)

She-ma yisrael, adonai eloheinu, adonai echad
Baruch shem kavod malchuto l’olam va-ed

Shema

Tune adapted from Gospel tradition 

Lord prepare me, to be a sanctuary, pure and holy, tried and true 
And with thanksgiving, I'll be a living, sanctuary, for you
...
Shir Hama'alot, 
B'shuv Adonai et shivat tziyon 
hayinu k'chol'mim. 
Az Y'male s'chok peenu ulshoneinu rina. 
Az yom'ru vagoyim 
higdil Adonai la'asot im eleh; higdil Adonai la'asot imanu hayinu s'meicheim. 
Shuva Adonai et shiviteinu ka'afikim banegev. 
Hazor'im b'dimah b'rinah yiktzoru. 
Haloch Yelech uvacho, 
noseh meshech hazarah, 
bo yavo v'rinah noseh alumotav.

Sanctuary Medley

V’ahavta Nava Tehila- DTeam

Min HaMetsar karati Yah, anani b'merhav Yah,
Hodu la'donai ki tov, ki l'olam hasdo.

"From the depths of narrowness I called out to Yah, and She answered me with great expansiveness and possibility.

Be grateful to Yah, it's all good! The universe manifests Her lovingkindness."

The tune borrowed from Krishna Das, words inspired by Psalms. 

See the YouTube this is taken from, at Pesach 2012, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns6UbWlI64k

Min Ha'metzar (Krishna Das)

Modeled after Hillel Tigay's rendition of a traditional Sephardi tune for Dayenu.  (A slightly little more subdued and subtle than the usual raucous table banging version).

Ilu hotzianu mimitzrayim,
Ilu asah bahem sh'fatim
v'lo asah beloheihem,
Dayenu
...
v'lo kara lanu et hayam,
Dayenu
...
v'lo keirvanu lifnei har sinai,
Dayenu

Dayenu (Hillel Tigay)

Rabbi Lizzi and the Mishkan Chicago Davening Team perform "Modeh Ani" or "How Grateful am I"

Mishkan's Modeh Ani (2023)

Ein od, Ein od...

Aleinu leshabeach laAdon haKol, laTet g'dulah l'yotzer b'reshit 
She'lo asanu k'goyei haAratzot, ve'lo samanu k'mispchot haAdama 
She'lo sam chelkeinu kahem 
VeGoraleinu k'chol hamonam 

Ein od, Ein od...

VaAnachnu korim uMistachavim uModim 
Lifnei Melech Malchei haM'lachim haKados Baruch Hu. 

She hu note shamaim veYosed aretz 
UMoshav yekarov bashamaim mima'al 
USh'chinat uzo b'govhei m'romim 
Hu Eloheinu ein od 

Ein od, Ein od...

Emet Malkenu efes zulato 
KaKatuv B'Torato v'yadata hayom vahashevotah el levav'cha 
Ki Adonai Hu HaElohim 
BaShamaim MiMaal VeAlHaaretz Mitachat Ein Od. 

Ein Od, Ein od...

Vene'emar: vehayah adonai lemelech al kol ha'aretz, bayom hahu yiheyeh adonai echad u'shemo echad.

Ein od, Ein od

Aleinu Ein Od (Peter Avniel Salzman)

Just something to get us in the mood to pray, to open, to connect. Thank you, Rüsted Röot for the tune!

Back to the Earth Niggun (Rusted Root)

Repetition of the Shaharit + Mincha Amidah for YK

Na'aritz'cha v'nakdish'cha
k'sod siach sarfei kodesh
hamakdishim shimcha bakodesh
kakatuv al yad n'viecha

v'kara zeh el zeh v'amar
kadosh kadosh, kadosh
adonai tz'vaot 
m'lo chol ha'aretz k'vodo

k'vodo malei olam 
m'shartav shoalim zeh lazeh
ayei m'kom k'vodo
l'umatam baruch yomeiru

Baruch k'vod Adonai mimkomo

Mimkomo hu yifen b'rachamim
v'yachon am hamyachadim sh'mo
Erev vavoker b'chol yom tamid
pa'amayim b'ahava sh'ma omrim 

Shema yisrael Adonai Eloheinu Adonai echad

Hu Eloheinu hu avinu
hu malkeinu hu moshieinu 

v'hu yashmieinu b'rachamav
sheinit l'einai kol chai
lihyot lachem l'Eilohim

Ani Adonai Eloheichem

Na'aritz'kha/Daytime Amidah Erev Shel Shoshanim

Featuring the talents of beloved Family Purim Spiel host Charlie Casino, this track premiered at the Silent Disco, part of Mishkan's Family Programming at High Holidays 5784.

Shofar Slide ft. Charlie Casino

Ozi Vzimrat Ya (Shefa Gold)

Ilu Finu (Rabbi Miriam Margles)

Mizmor mizmor shir, shir l'yom  ha shabbat; The whole world is waiting, waiting to sing a song of Shabbat. I am also waiting, waiting to sing a song of Shabbat.

PIcked up @ Romemu.

Mizmor Shir: Psalm 92 (Carlebach)

Relinquishing all vows, commitments, unmet promises past and future.

Kol Nidre
Ve'esarei, Ush'vuei, Vacharamei, Vekonamei, Vekinusei, Vechinuyei. 
D'indarna, Ud'ishtabana, Ud'acharimna, Ud'assarna Al nafshatana 
Miyom Kippurim zeh, ad Yom Kippurim haba aleinu letovah 
Bechulhon Icharatna vehon, Kulhon yehon sharan 
Sh'vikin sh'vitin, betelin umevutalin, lo sheririn v'lo kayamin 
Nidrana lo nidrei, V'essarana lo essarei 
Ush'vuatana lo shevuot.

Yiram hayam umlo-o, teiveil v'yosh'vei va.
N'harot yimcha-u­--chaf, yachad harim y'raneinu.

Yiram Hayam (Nava Tehila)

Shiru ladonai shir chadash; shiru ladonai kol ha'aretz. 
Shiru ladonai barechu shemo; basseru miyom leyom yeshu'ato. 
Sapperu bagoyim kevodo; bekhol ha'amim nifle'otav. 
Ki gadol adonai umhullal me'od; nora hu al kol elohim. 
Ki kol elohei ha'amim elilim; vadonai shamayim asa. 
Hod vehadar lefanav; oz vetif'eret bemikdasho. 
Havu ladonai mishpechot amim; havu ladonai kavod va'oz. 
Havu ladonai kevod shemo; se'u mincha uvo'u lechatzrotav. 
Hishtachavu ladonai behadrat kodesh; chilu mipanav kol ha'aretz. 
Imru vagoyim adonai malakh; af tikkon tevel bal timot; yadin amim bemesharim. Yismechu hashamayim vetagel ha'aretz; yir'am hayam umlo'o. 
Ya'aloz saday vekhol asher bo; az yerannenu kol atzei ya'ar. 
Lifnei adonai ki va; ki va lishpot ha'aretz. 
Yishpot tevel betzedek; ve'amim be'emunato.

Shiru L'Adonai: Psalm 96 (Carlebach)

Miz-mor, 
shiru ladonai shir chadash, ki nifla-ot asa, 

Hoshi-a lo y'mino uzro-a kodsho. 
Hodi-a Adonai y'shu-ato, l'einei hagoyim gila tzidkato. 
Zachar chasdo ve-emunato l'veit Yisra-eil,
ra-u cho--l­afsei aretz eit y'shu-at Eloheinu. 

Hari-u Ladonai kol--ha-aretz, Pitzchu v'ran'nu v'zameiru 

Zam'ru Ladonai b'chinor, b'chinor v'kol zimra. 

Bachatzotz'rot v'kol shofar hari-u lifnei hamelech Adonai 

Yiram hayam umlo-o, teiveil v'yosh'vei va.
N'harot yimcha-u­--chaf, yachad harim y'raneinu. 
Lifnei Adonai ki va lishpot ha-aretz 
yishpot teiveil b'tzedek, 
v'amim b'meisharim.

Mizmor Shiru L'Adonai Shir Chadash: Psalm 98 (Carlebach)

End of Psalm 99:
Moshe ve’aharon be’chohanaiv u’shmuel be’korei shemo, korim el adonai ve’hu ya-anem. 
Be’amud anan yedaber aleihem, shamru edotaiv ve’chok natan lamo. 
Adonai eloheinu ata anitam, el noseh ha-yita la’hem, ve’nokem al alilotam. 
Romemu Adonai eloheinu,ve’hishtachavu l’har kodsho, ki kadosh adonai eloheinu.

Psalm 29:
Mizmor l’david. 
Havu la’adonai, benei elim, 
havu la’adonai kavod va’oz. 
Havu la’adonai kavod shemo, hishtachavu la’adonai be’hadrat kodesh. 
Kol adonai al hamayim, el ha’kavod hirim, adonai al mayim rabim. 
Kol adonai ba’koach, kol adonai be’hadar. 
Kol adonai shover arazim va’yeshaber adonai et-arzei ha’levanon. 
Va’yarkidem k’mo egel, levanon ve’sirion k’mo ven-re-emin. 
Kol adonai chotzev la’havot esh. 
Kol adonai yachil midbar, 
yachil adonai midbar kadesh 
Kol adonai yecholel ayalot. 
Va’yechesof yearot, u’veheikhalo kulo omer kavod. 
Adonai lamabul yashav, 
va’yeshev adonai melekh l’olam. 
Adonai oz le’amo yiten, adonai yevarekh et-amo va’shalom.

Mizmor L'David: Psalm 29 (Carlebach)

Or zaruah latzadik, viliyishrei lev simcha. Simchu tzadikim ba-Adinai, vehodu lizecher kadsho.

Or Zarua- slow tune

Or zaruah latzadik, viliyishrei lev simcha.

Or Zarua  fast tune/Camp Version

This melody's composer is unknown, but it originated in the town of Persa, now in Poland, once in the Pale of Settlement. 

Yedid nefesh, Av harachaman, 
meshoch Avdach el Retzonach. 
Yarutz avdach kemo ayal, 
yishtachave mul hadarach. 
Ye’erav lo yedidutach, minofet tsuf vechol ta’am. 

Hadoor naeh ziv haolam, nafshi cholat ahavatach. 
Anah El nah refah nah lah, b’harot lah noam zivach, 
Az titchazek v’titrapeh, v’hay’tah lah shifchat olam. 

Vatik yehemoo rachamecha v’chus na al ben ohavach. 
Ki zeh kamah nichsof nichsaf, lir’ot betiferet oozach. 
Anah Eyli, machmad leebee, chooshah nah v’al titalam. 

Higaleh nah uf’ros chaviv alai, et sukkat shelomach 
Tair eretz mikevodach, nagilah v’nismechah bach. 
Maher ahoov, ki va moed, v’choneni kimei olam.

Yedid Nefesh (Origin: Persa)

L'chu n'ran'NA la-do-NAI, na-RI-ah l'tzur yi-SHEI-nu. 
N'kad'MA fa-NAV b'to-DAH, biz-mi-ROT na-RI-ah lo. 
Ki el ga-DOL a-do-NAI u-MEH-lech ga-DOL al kol e-lo-HIM. 
Ah-SHER b'ya-DO mech-k'REI AH-retz v'to-a-FOT ha-RIM lo. 
Ah-SHER lo ha-YAM v'hu ah-SAH-hu v'ya-BEH-shet ya-DAV ya-TZA-ru. 
BO-u nish-ta-cha-VEH v'nich-RA-ah niv-r'CHA lif-NEI adoNAI o-SEI-nu. 
Ki hu e-lo-HEI-nu va-a-NACH-nu am ma-ri-TO v'tzon ya-DO ha-YOM im b'ko-LO tish-MAH-u. 
Al tak-SHU l'vav-CHEM kim-ri-VAH k'yom ma-SAH ba-mid-BAR. 
Ah-SHER ni-SU-ni ah-vo-tei-CHEM b'cha-NU-ni gam ra-U faw-aw-LI. 
Ar-ba-IM sha-NAH a-KUT b'dor va-o-MAR am to-EI lei-VAV heim, v'heim lo ya-d'U d'ra-CHAI. 
Ah-SHER nish-BA-ti v'a-PI im y'vo-UN el m'nu-cha-TI.

L'Chu Neranana (Carlebach)

This melody was either composed or popularized by the Miami Boys Choir, a yeshiva boys choir in Miami. 

Ana b'choach gedulat yemincha tatir ts’rurah 
kabel rinat am’cha, sagvenu, taharenu, norah 

Na gibor dorshei y'chudcha k'vavat shomrem; 
barchem taharem, rachamem, tzidkatcha tamid gomlem. 

Chasin kadosh b'rov tuvcha nahel adatecha. 
Yachid g'eh l'ameacha p'heh, zochrei k'dushatecha. 
Shvateinu kabel ushma tsa'akateinu yodea ta'alumot.

Ana B'Koach (Miami Boys Choir)

The Rock from Whom we've eaten this food: faithful ones, bless! We're satisfied and made pure through God's word.
[a joyful song for after eating]

Tsur Mishelo Achalnu, Bar'chu Emunai, Sava'anu vehotarnu kidvar Adonai. 

Hazan et olamo roeinu avinu, 
achalnu et lachmo vyeino shatinu, 
al kein nodeh lishmo unhal'lo b'finu 
amarnu v'aninu ein kadosh kadonai. 

Tsur... 

B'shir v'kol todah n'varech leloheinu, 
al eretz chemdah tovah shehinchil lavoteinu. Mazon v'tzeidah hisbia l'nafsheinu, 
chasdo gavar aleinu v'emet Adonai. 

Tsur... 

Rachem b'chasdecha Al am'cha Tsureinu, 
al Tsion mishkan k'vodecha z'vul beit tifarteinu. 
Ben David avdecha yavo v'yig'aleinu, 
ruach apeinu m'shiach Adonai. 

Tsur... 

Yibaneh hamikdash ir tsion timaleh, 
visham nashir shir chadash uvirnanah na'aleh. 
harachaman hanikdash yibarach v'yitaleh 
al kos yayin maleh k'birkat Adonai. 

Tsur...

Tsur Meshelo - Lo Yisa Goy (p 72 in Mishkan benscher)

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)

Nishmat kol chai, t’vareich et shimcha Adonai Eloheinu– the soul breath of every  living thing blesses Your name, our G!d (from the very end of the Psukei D'zimra section of morning servies)

Nishmat Kol Chai (Joey Weisenberg)

Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu
Eh, eheu, eheu

[Verse 1]
I was left to my own devices
Many days fell away with nothing to show

[Pre-Chorus]
And the walls kept tumbling down in the city that we love
Great clouds roll over the hills, bringing darkness from above

[Chorus]
But if you close your eyes
Does it almost feel like nothing changed at all?
And if you close your eyes
Does it almost feel like you've been here before?
How am I going to be an optimist about this?
How am I going to be an optimist about this?

[Verse 2]
We were caught up and lost in all of our vices
In your pose as the dust settled around us

[Pre-Chorus]
And the walls kept tumbling down in the city that we love
Great clouds roll over the hills, bringing darkness from above

[Chorus]
But if you close your eyes
Does it almost feel like nothing changed at all?
And if you close your eyes
Does it almost feel like you've been here before?
How am I going to be an optimist about this?
How am I going to be an optimist about this?

[Bridge]
Oh, where do we begin, the rubble or our sins?
Oh, where do we begin, the rubble or our sins?

[Pre-Chorus]
And the walls kept tumbling down in the city that we love
(Oh, where do we begin, the rubble or our sins?)
Great clouds roll over the hills bringing darkness from above
(Oh, where do we begin, the rubble or our sins?)

Bastille (Pompeii)

an upbeat, major key, fun alternative to what has become a standard Psalm 96 during kabbalat shabbat. 


Shiru ladonai shir chadash; shiru ladonai kol ha'aretz. 
Shiru ladonai barechu shemo; basseru miyom leyom yeshu'ato. 
Sapperu bagoyim kevodo; bekhol ha'amim nifle'otav. 
Ki gadol adonai umhullal me'od; nora hu al kol elohim. 
Ki kol elohei ha'amim elilim; vadonai shamayim asa. 
Hod vehadar lefanav; oz vetif'eret bemikdasho. 
Havu ladonai mishpechot amim; havu ladonai kavod va'oz. 
Havu ladonai kevod shemo; se'u mincha uvo'u lechatzrotav. 
Hishtachavu ladonai behadrat kodesh; chilu mipanav kol ha'aretz. 
Imru vagoyim adonai malakh; af tikkon tevel bal timot; yadin amim bemesharim. Yismechu hashamayim vetagel ha'aretz; yir'am hayam umlo'o. 
Ya'aloz saday vekhol asher bo; az yerannenu kol atzei ya'ar. 
Lifnei adonai ki va; ki va lishpot ha'aretz. 
Yishpot tevel betzedek; ve'amim be'emunat

Shiru L'Adonai: Psalm 96  (George Mordecai)

This tune was introduced to us by Hazzan George Mordechai and adapted to Psalm 29, Mizmor l'David. It's an Iraqi tune for a shabbat table song, adapted by Davening Team David Frankel.

Havu la’adonai, benei elim, 
havu la’adonai kavod va’oz. 
Havu la’adonai kavod shemo, hishtachavu la’adonai be’hadrat kodesh. 
Kol adonai al hamayim, el ha’kavod hirim, adonai al mayim rabim. 
Kol adonai ba’koach, kol adonai be’hadar. 
Kol adonai shover arazim va’yeshaber adonai et-arzei ha’levanon. 
Va’yarkidem k’mo egel, levanon ve’sirion k’mo ven-re-emin. 
Kol adonai chotzev la’havot esh. 
Kol adonai yachil midbar, 
yachil adonai midbar kadesh 
Kol adonai yecholel ayalot. 
Va’yechesof yearot, u’veheikhalo kulo omer kavod. 
Adonai lamabul yashav, 
va’yeshev adonai melekh l’olam. 
Adonai oz le’amo yiten, adonai yevarekh et-amo va’shalom.

Mizmor L'David: Psalm 29- Iraqi inspired Yah Ribon tune

A Reb Shlomo Carlebach tune, just to switch things up.

Psalm 96 - Carlebach #2

Love Your Neighbor As Yourself (this is the great principle of Torah- Rabbi Akiva). 

The words, straight outta Leviticus 19:18:
הריני מקבלת עלי את מצבת הבורא ואהבת לרעיך כמוך
Hareini m'kabel(et, if F-identified) alai et mitzvat ha'Borei
V'ahavta l'reyekha kamocha

Behold, I take upon myself the commandment from the Creator:
to love your neighbor as yourself

V'ahavta l'reyekha kamokha - Love Your Neighbor As Yourself

Olam chesed yibaneh, yai dai dai עוֹלָם חֶסֶד יִבָנֶה 

I will build this world from love... yai dai dai 
And you will build this world from love... yai dai dai 
And if we build this world from love... yai dai dai 
Then G-d will build this world from love... yai dai dai

Olam Chesed Yibaneh (Rabbi Menachem Creditor)

L’kha, dodi, likrat kallah 
p’nei Shabbat n’kab’lah


Likrat Shabbat l’khu v’nel’kha
Ki hi m’kor ha’b’rakhah
Mei’rosh mikedem n’sukhah
Sof ma’aseh b’mach’shavah t’chilah

Mikdash melekh ir m’lukhah
Kumi tz’i mitokh ha’hafeikhah
Rav lakh shevet b’emek habakhah
V’hu yachamol alayikh chemlah

Davening Team

L'Cha Dodi Lincoln's Niggun(Joey Weisenberg)

Recorded at Mishkan Friday night services 5/26/17
 L’kha, dodi, likrat kallah 
p’nei Shabbat n’kab’lah	לְכָה דוֹדִי לִקְרַאת כַּלָּה פְּנֵי שַׁבָּת נְקַבְּלָה
 

"Shamor” v’ “Zachor” b’dibur echad
Hish’miyanu El ha’m’yuchad
Adonai echad, u’sh’mo echad
L’shem u’l’tiferet v’li’t’hilah

Likrat Shabbat l’khu v’nel’kha
Ki hi m’kor ha’b’rakhah
Mei’rosh mikedem n’sukhah
Sof ma’aseh b’mach’shavah t’chilah

Mikdash melekh ir m’lukhah
Kumi tz’i mitokh ha’hafeikhah
Rav lakh shevet b’emek habakhah
V’hu yachamol alayikh chemlah

Hit’na’ari, meiy’afar kumi
Liv’shi big’dei tifarteikh ami
Al yad ben-Yishai beit halachmi
Kor’vah el naf’shi g’alah L’khah, dodi . . .

Hit’or’ri hit’or’ri
Ki va oreikh kumi ori
Uri uri shir dabeiri
K’vod Adonai alayikh nig’lah
Lo tay’voshi v’lo tikalmi
Mah tish’tocha’chi u’mah teh’hemi
Bakh yechesu aniyei ami
V’niv’n’tah ir al tilah

V’hayu lim’shisah shosayikh
V’rachaku kol m’valayikh
Yasis alayikh Elohayikh
Kim’sos chatan al kallah

Yamin u’s’mol tif’rotzi
V'et Adonai ta'aritzi
Al yad ish ben par’tzi
V'nis’m'chah v'nagilah. 

Bo’i v’shalom ateret ba’alah
Gam b’simchah u’v’tzoholah
Tokh emunei am s’gulah
Bo’i khallah, bo’i khallah

Last Fridays @ AES

L'cha Dodi (Nava Tehila)

From services on 5/26/17
Higaleh nah uf’ros chaviv alai, et sukkat shelomach 
Tair eretz mikevodach, nagilah v’nismechah bach. 
Maher ahoov, ki va moed, v’choneni kimei olam

Higaleh Na (Shir Yaakov)

vahashevotah el levav'cha 
Ki Adonai Hu HaElohim 

 Vene'emar: vehayah adonai lemelech al kol ha'aretz, bayom hahu yiheyeh adonai echad u'shemo echad.

V'hashevota (Shir Yaakov)

:שִׁוִּיתִי יְהוָה לְנֶגְדִּי תָמִיד (Shiviti Adonai L'negdi Tamid) “I place God before me always.” –Psalms 16:8
Havayah, Ahavah (Experience, Love... aka alternative words for God)

Shiviti  (Nava Tehila)

Taught by Rabbi Jeff to Davening Team.

Shema yisrael Adonai eloheinu Adonai echad

Shema (Solomon Sulzer)

3 basic parts:
Barukh HaMakom 
Barukh hu
She'natan Torah l'amo Yisrael

Blessed is the Space, blessed are they, Who gave the Torah to their people Israel.
Another Gd metaphor
It starts kind of soothing sounding, but wait for it... there is rocking out potential in here, too. Tune written by Hillel Tigay, words traditional. Voices in here are Rabbis Lizzi Heydemann and Sam Feinsmith and Hannah Shefsky, of Azamra.

Barukh haMakom - Blessed is the Space (Hillel Tigay)

A sermon about R'Lauren's trip to Guatemala and how we can be aware of power and privilege in all the spaces we're in.

I Have Not Come Here Alone, R'Lauren Sermon Shabbat at 2U 2.14.20

Waking up to Climate Change - R'Lizzi Tu B'shevat Shabbat Morning Sermon 2.8.20

KavaNote - Hard Work and Heart Work Shabbat 2/28

R'Lizzi Spirituality of a Godless Holiday Shabbat 2/28

While under the Covid-19 quarantine health and safety restrictions, the Mishkan Davening Team did some virtual collaboration to bring you this track! Enjoy! 

Min haMetsar karati Yah anani b'merhav Yah
Hodu la'Adonai ki tov ki le'olam chasdo
From the narrows I called out to You and You answered me with great expansiveness; be grateful to the One, it's all good!! The whole world bespeaks Your lovingkindness. (Psalm 118)

(Davening Team members featured here are Aleya Schwartz, Steven Chaitman (vocals and guitar),  Liz Jones, Rachael Jimenez, Lauren Abrams, Julie Fishbach, Rachel Goldberg, Abby Cortrin, Tova Markenson, Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann, Rabbi Jeff Stombaugh (drums and vocals), Henry Bernstein (mandolin, Yoni Sarason (drums and vocals); Mixed and mastered by Henry Bernstein)

Melody from Krishna Das' Hanuman Chalisa and adapted for the Hebrew by Liz Feldman and Azamra (Hannah Shefsky, Sam Feinsmith, LIzzi Heydemann, Yoni Sarason)

From the Narrows - Min Hameitzar (Psalm 118)

Mishkan's Music Specialist, Rachel Mylan, brings you a couple Hanukkah covers to brighten your days and nights. As we head into Hanukkah season, we invite you to listen to two beloved songs steeped in Jewish tradition.

Chanukah, Oh Chanukah

Ma'oz Tzur

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