I Dont Know You [Demo]

Shamaniacs.mp3

All About You

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)

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

Last Fridays @ AES

Higaleh Na (Shir Yaakov)

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

NHC2017 16 Joey Weisenberg Kol Haneshama

Shoshanas Yaakov (Chabad nigun for Purim)

Ha'aderet V'ha'emunah - Chabad melody

For most of the COVID quarantine, I have been sick. It has been physically and emotionally challenging to attend now-virtual class as usual, do my various jobs as usual, take care of my one and a half year old full time (not as usual), and all the while wondering what I am sick with, and whether it has unknown affects on the 16 week old baby-to-be in my womb.

One morning I woke up and even though I could barely speak, this tune came out of me. So I composed a new Modah/Modeh Ani for the voiceless, for the solitude of quarantine, for those of us struggling to insert a bit of hoda’ah, gratitude, into a difficult situation. Because we know that naming the blessings that we have in our life, while it may not change what is around us, brings light and hope into our inner world. 

Join me in beginning each day with Modah/Modeh Ani, to whatever tune you know. And if this tune moves you, download this track and sing along with me in the mornings. 

Together we can give thanks to all the little pieces that make life worth loving.

Modah Ani For The Voiceless

Vocals and production by Baci Weiler

V’shamru v'nei Yisrael
et HaShabbat,
laasot et HaShabbat l’dorotam
b’rit olam.
Beini u’vein b’nei Yisrael
ot hi l’olam,
ki sheishet yamim asah Adonai
et hashamayim v’et haaretz,
u’vayom hashvi-i shavat vayinafash.

Those who wrestle with the Divine shall protect Shabbat,
observing Shabbat throughout the ages as an eternal covenant.
It is a sign for all time between Me and the children of Yisrael
For in six days Adonai made heaven and earth,
and on the seventh day ceased from work and was refreshed.

Veshameru

Kol Tzedek sings Avinu Malkeinu - Elul 5780

Mishkan is inspired, down-to-earth Judaism.

We’re about creativity and authenticity, about building space for ecstatic prayer, music and meditation, for being intellectually stimulated and spiritually invigorated. We are from across the spectrum of denominations and backgrounds, LGBT and interfaith inclusive, open to everyone. We believe that Judaism is a vehicle for bringing more light, more goodness, more justice, and more joy to the world.

Higaleh Na (Shir Yaakov)

Mishkan Chicago

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