Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - guide tracks without claps

Anyone who was in NFTY or a Jewish youth group in the lates 2000s/early 2010s has probably been in a service where Fix You by Coldplay was used in the place of Mi Shebeirach. Heal Us Now, by Leon Sher, is wrapped up in a lot of teen choir nostalgia for me as well. Put them together, and it’s a healing mash up that has just the reflective quality I’ve been holding onto at this point in the pandemic.

Fix Us

0 Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - ALL voices

1a Soprano high voice Guide Track - Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - for Shaarai Shomayim Concert 2021-03-13

1b Soprano low voice Guide Track - Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - for Shaarai Shomayim Concert 2021-03-13

2a Alto high voice Guide Track - Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - for Shaarai Shomayim Concert 2021-03-13

2b Alto low voice Guide Track - Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - for Shaarai Shomayim Concert 2021-03-13

Composed by Adam Allenberg
Performed by Adam Allenberg, Carly Abramson, Josh Daum, Dan Lee and Emily Rosuck
Recorded on a single mic and single track. This is the third of three takes.

Hashiveinu

Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
Recorded November 9, 2016 in NY NY
Piano and vocals: JRB

Drafts

Hope (JRB)

The premiere of R'tsei by Jonathan Comisar
For Solo Cantor, Choir, Piano, String Quartet

Commissioned by Cantor Mo Glazman and Congegation 
Emanuel of the City of New York.

Premiere of "R'tsei" by Jonathan Comisar

Worship and prayer are at the center of Jewish life. Cantor Sacks explores how we can continue to create meaningful and transformative worship experiences through music and song.

Cantor Sacks serves as the Senior Cantor of Temple Emanuel in Denver, Colorado. Raised in New York, Cantor Sacks was ordained as a cantor in 2007 from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR).  She was a recipient of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship in Jewish communal leadership and earned several awards as a cantorial student for Traditional Hazzanut, Talmud, and Midrash.  Cantor Sacks holds a B.A. in Jewish Studies and Music from Harvard University where she was active in Harvard Hillel and music community service programs. From 2007-2012, Cantor Sacks served as the Associate Cantor at Central Synagogue in New York, where she focused on worship, education and young professional engagement. Cantor Sacks was also a faculty member at Mechon Hadar, an educational institute that empowers Jews to create and sustain vibrant, practicing, egalitarian communities of Torah learning, prayer, and service. 

Cantor Sacks is currently the chair of the HUC-JIR Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music Alumni Association and the vice-chair of the HUC-JIR Council of Alumni. Cantor Sacks is married to Elias Sacks, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Associate Director of the Program in Jewish Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. Cantor Sacks, Eli, and their son Charlie live in Denver.

Cantor Elizabeth Sacks: Music that Speaks to Our Experience

7/23/18

Sh'ma Koleinu by Noah Aronson

©2018 NoahAronsonMusic LLC

Co-written by: Cantor Jodi Sufrin and Noah Aronson

Guitar & Piano: Noah Aronson
Vocalist: Cantor Jodi Sufrin, Cantor Shanna Zell, Noah Aronson

Producer: Noah Aronson
Engineered by: Eric Kilburn
Location: Wellspring Sound in Acton, MA

Hamakom Hazeh by Noah Aronson for Temple Beth Elohim (Wellesley, MA)

I arranged a version of How Far I’ll Go including the text of Mi Chamocha, because Miriam also stood at the edge of the waters, wondering why. Happy to have my friends and colleagues, Emily Hoolihan and Becky Mann sing this with me! Matt Teitelman, who is part of this Nava Tehilah season, is playing percussion, and I’m on the ukulele. This was used in Thursday morning Shacharit April 4, 2019, on the HUC Jerusalem campus.

How Far I'll Go/Mi Chamocha

כותב\מקור ליאת ציון, דביר כהן, לחן יינון דרוויש
ביצוע: בלה איזגייב

נוח על כנפי החיים
הם יובילוך למקום הנכון

תן בתרמילך חכמת הדרכים
ובלבך אהבה
הטה אזנך לצחוק ילדים
תן בקולך שירה

נוח על כנפי החיים - בלה איזגייב - Bella Izgaev

When We Build a Sukkah

People LOVE belonging to Temple Chai. It inspires us to deepen our Jewish lives and infuse our days with meaning. We can't wait to come back for more because whenever we engage we are reminded of the power of Torah to touch lives. Temple Chai is synonymous with community. Relationships are always at the heart of what we do and we take the responsibility of caring very seriously. For us, Judaism is a vibrant blend of traditions that highlights joy, learning, and spiritual growth. We are not afraid to wrestle with a diversity of ideas about God, Torah and Israel. As a community, our concern embraces matters that affect the entire world as well as the sacred journeys of our individual lives.

1a Soprano high voice Guide Track - Elohai N'tzor - Maseng - for Shaarai Shomayim Concert 2021-03-13

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