Origin:
Melody by Rabbi Shefa Gold
Words from morning liturgy
Sung by Batya Levine & Aliza Schwartz
Art by Naomi Weintraub & Etai Rogers-Fett

Words:
Ashrei yoshvei veitecha
Od y'hallelucha

Translation:
Happy are those that dwell in Your house
They keep on praising

Ashrei - Rabbi Shefa Gold

Origin:
Viznitz melody
Liturgy from Rosh Hashanah Musaf service
Sung by Batya Levine, Sol Weiss, Rena Branson & Chana Rusanov
Art by Naomi Weintraub & Etai Rogers-Fett

Words:
V’ye’etayu chol l’ovdecha
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’varchu shem k’vodecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yagidu va’im tzidkecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yidre’shucha amim lo yeda’ucha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’halelucha kol afsei aretz.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yomru tamid yigdal Adonai.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yizbechu lecha et zivchei’hem
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yachpe’ru im p’silei’hem.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yatu sh’chem echad le’avdecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yira’ucha im shemesh mivakshei panecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yakiru koach malcutecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yil’midu to’im bina.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’mallelu et gevuratecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’nasucha mit’nasei l’chol l’rosh.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’saldu ve’chila panecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’at’rucha nezer tif’ara.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yiftzichu harim rina.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yitz’halu im b’malchecha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’kablu ol malchut’cha aleihem.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’romemucha bik’hal am.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
Vi’shme’u rechokim v’yavo’u.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.
    V’yitnu lecha keter melucha.

Translation:
Then all will come to be in sacred service. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
They will bless Your glorious Name. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
And declare Your righteousness in far-flung lands.
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
Peoples that didn’t know You will seek You out.
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
All the ends of the earth will praise You. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
And always say, ‘May Adonai be exalted.’
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
The will offer their offerings to You. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
They will reject their idols. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
And turn in unity to be in service to You.
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
Those who seek Your presence will be in awe of you as long as the sun exists.
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
They will be familiar with the power of Your sovereignty. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
And teach understanding to those who make mistakes
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
They will speak of Your strength. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
They will praise You, who is sovereign over every leader. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
In Your presence they will pray with sweetness.
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
And crown You with a crown of splendor. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
The mountains will burst forth with joyful song. 
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
Far-flung lands will celebrate Your Sovereignty.
   and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
They will accept the responsibility of Your Sovereignty upon themselves. 
    and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty 
And exalt you in the congregation of people. 
    and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
Distant ones will hear and they will come,
    and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty
And they will give You a crown of Sovereignty.
    and they will give You a crown of Sovereignty.

V'ye'etayu

Origin:
Chabad melody
Sung by Batya Levine
Art by Naomi Weintraub & Etai Rogers-Fett

Rosh Chodesh Kislev Nigun - Chabad

Brucha at Shekhina (Blessed are you, divine presence throughout the physical world) who grounds me
Brucha at Shekhinah who reminds me that I know
Brucha at Shekhinah who guides me
Brucha at Shekhinah who gives me courage to let go
Brucha at Shekhinah ruach ha'olam hameikhinah mitzadei isha
(Blessed are you, Shekhina, spirit of the universe, who makes firm a woman's steps)
-Ri J. Turner

From Siddur HaKohanot: A Hebrew Priestess Prayerbook by Rabbi Jill Hammer and Kohenet Taya Shere 

Available here: http://isabellafreedman.org/store/siddur-hakohanot%3A-a-hebrew-priestess-prayerbook-rabbi-jill-hammer-and-holly-taya-shere/dp/6432

Birchot haShachar by Ri J. Turner

melody from a Sephardic liturgical poem asking for forgiveness.

Adon HaSelichot Niggun

Yismechu v'malchuscha shomrei shabbos v'korei oneg

They will delight in your all empowering sovereignty - those who tend and care for shabbos and call it a joyous celebration
(translation by batya)

Vocals - Batya Levine
Percussion - Simcha Halpert-Hanson

Yismechu - Batya Levine

Be With Me by Koach Baruch Frazier, sung at Let My People Sing! 2017

LMPS 2017

Be With Me - Koach Baruch Frazier - LMPS 2017

Tishrei Nigun By Nava Tehila (sung by Ilana And Rachel Lerman)

Elul: Songs for Turning

Elul Niggun by Aly Halpert

Galeh

Sosne Nign by Jonah Meadows Adels z''l (recorded by Hebrew College)

Batya Levine, Rena Branson, Aliza Schwartz, Tamar Sandweiss-Back

Shalom Aleichem (Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Sheva & Jai Uttal)

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