Kids @ Mishkan - Shabbat Songs

Music you might hear at a morning service @Mishkan Chicago 

Rosh Hashanah Morning

Yom Kippur Day

Baruch she’amar v’hayah ha’olam 
Baruch hu. 
Baruch oseh b’reishit 
Baruch omer v’oseh 
Baruch gozer umka-yeim 
baruch m’racheim al ha-aretz 
baruch m’racheim al ha-b’riot 
baruch m’shaleim sachar tov lirei-av, 
Baruch chai la’ad v’ka-yam la-netzach, 
baruch podeh umatzil, 
baruch sh’mo. 
Baruch atah Adonai Eloheinu 
Melech ha-Olam, 
ha-eil Av rachaman ham’chulal b’peh 
amo, m’shubach umfo-ar 
bil’shon chasidav va’avadav 
uvshirei David avdecha. 
n’halel’cha Adonai Eloheinu, 
bishvachot uvizmirot. 
ungadel’cha unshabei-chacha 
unfa-er’cha v’namlich’cha 
v’nazkir shimcha Malcheinu Eloheinu

Baruch She'amar

Orech yamim asbi'eihu V'areihu biyeshuati

Orech Yamim

Hodu l'Adonai ki tov, 
ki lay'olam khas doe. 
Hodu l'Adonai ki tov, 
ki lay'olam khas doe. 
Hodu, hodu 
Hodu, hodu 
Hodu l'Adonai ki tov, 
Hodu, hodu 
Hodu, hodu 
Hodu l'Adonai ki tov.

Ki L'olam Chasdo

Mah tovu ohaleicha ya'akov mishkenoteicha yisrael. 

Va'ani berov chasdecha avo beitecha, eshtachaveh el heichal kodesheca beyiratecha.

Mah Tovu (Thomas Ravenscroft)

Elohai Neshama

Ein keloheinu, ein kadoneinu, ein kemalkeinu, ein kemoshieinu

non como muestro Dio, non como muestro señor,
non como muestro rey, non como muestro salvador.

Mi heyloheinu, mi hadoneinu, mi hemalkeinu, mi hemoshieinu

Quien como muestro Dio, quien como muestro señor,
quien como muestro rey, quien como muestro salvador.

Node leiloheinu, node ladoneinu, node leimalkeinu, node lemoshieinu

Loaremos a muestro Dio, loaremos a muestro señor,
loaremos a muestro rey, loaremos a muestro salvador.

Baruch eloheinu, baruch adoneinu, baruch malkeinu, baruch moshienu

Bendicho muestro Dio, bendicho muestro señor,
bendicho muestro rey, bendicho muestro salvador.

Ata hu eloheinu, ata hu adoneinu, ata hu malkeinu, ata hu moshieinu

Tu sos muestro Dio, tu sos muestro señor,
tu sos muestro rey, tu sos muestro salvador.

Ein K'Eloheinu (Turkish/Balkan Sephardic Melody)

Mi chamocha ba'eilim Adonai
Mi kamokha nedar ba'kodesh
Norah tehilot oseh feleh
Malekhutekha ra'u vanekha boke'ah yam
lifnei Moshe u'Miriam
zeh Eli anu v'ameru Adonai yimloch l'olam va'ed

Mi Chamocha (Shir Yaakov)

Ahavah Rabah

Mi'Sheberach avoteinu mekor ha'brakha l'imoteinu
May the Source of strength who blessed the ones before us help us find the courage to make our lives a blessing, and let us say amen
Mi'Sheberach imoteinu mekor ha'brakha l'avoteinu
Bless those in need of healing with refuah shelemah:
the renewal of body, the renewal of spirit, and let us say amen.

Mi Shebeirach (Debbie Friedman)

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.