Nu Ju Tunz

En Ceremonia

02. Basso

Nign Shabbos V'Yom Tov (Chabad)

Rise up
Rise up
Rise up
Awaken— Miriam Hanoviyo! 


Get up from your sleep!
And appear before the Creator of creation— blessed be Their name.

And ask…


hisoyreri no
hisoyreri no
hisoyreri no
dervek zikh miryam hanoviyo
(X2)

shtey uf fun dayn shlof (X2)
un shtel dikh far dem meylekh malkhey hamlokhim hakudsha brikh hu

un bet…
(X4)
 התעוררי נא
התעוררי נא
התעוררי נא
דערוועק זיך מרים הנביאה
(X2)

שטיי אויף פֿון דײַן שלאָף (X2)
און שטעל דיך פֿאַר דעם מלך מלכי המלכים– הקדוש ברוך הוא

און בעט…
(X4)


Teḥinah Roḥel. “Tkhine mikra koydesh– rosh khoydesh Iyar” Loyn-Apshṭin, Yerushalim. Pp. 67. 
Melody and translation by Noam Lerman, based on the liturgical nusach davvened (prayed) by Noam’s grandfather Yitzkhak Mayer / Jack Marcus z’l from Radziejow, Poland.

Miryam HaNoviyo * מרים הנביה * Miriam the Prophet, by Noam Lerman

Od Ynuvun, words - Psalm 92, music by Anat Halevy Hochberg & Noam Lerman

Od Ynuvun b’seivah
D’shenim v’ra’ananim yihiyu

Shetulim b’veit adonai,
B’chatztrot eloheinu yafrichu

Tzadik katamar yifrach
Ke’erez balvanon yisgeh

L’hagid ki yashar adonai
Tzuri v’lo avlata bo
עוֹד יְנוּבוּן בְּשֵׂיבָה 
דְּשֵׁנִים וְרַעַנַנִּים יִהְיוּ.

שְׁתוּלִים בְּבֵית ה' 
בְּחַצְרוֹת אֶלֹהֵינוּ יַפְרִיחוּ

צַדִיק כַּתָמָר יִפְרָח כְּאֶרֶז 
בַּלְּבָנוֹן יִשׂגֶּה. 

לְהַגִּיד כִּי יָשָׁר ה'
צוּרִי וְלֹא עַוְלָתָה בּוֹ

Translation:The righteous​ shall flourish like the palm tree and grow like a cedar in Lebanon.Plant​ed in the house of the Lord, they shall flourish in the courts of our God. They shall still bring forth fruit even in old age; they shall be fresh and full of sap; To declare that the Lord is upright; He is my Rock, in whom there is no unrighteo​us​ness. Trans​lation source: Jewish Publicati​on Society Bible (1917) (public domain)

Od Ynuvun - Anat Halevy Hochberg & Noam Lerman

I am telling myself the same lies over and over again, but I am working on observing them instead of being driven by them

same old LInES

Trish’ s Piano🫶

By the wonderful and talented Rabbi Shefa Gold

Kosi Revaya

Safra

Iraqi Yah Ribon/Lecha Dodi (George Mordechai)

This fun little ditty flowed through on a Monday morning (big surprise, I know) when I was pressuring myself to get the whole week's worth of tasks completed on Monday morning. It also works well to sing "January" in the month of January. Enjoy! 

I like to get everyone moving around and mixing their voices in the center. 

As always, you are welcome to sing and share my songs. 
To learn the individual parts to this song, please visit my Public Song Library:
https://heatherhoustonmusic.com/sisters-in-harmony-song-library/

Lyrics: 
Part 1: You don't have to get everything done on Monday morning, take a deep breath and tune in to your heart.

Part 2: Don't take yourself so seriously, lighten the load, there's beauty to see. 

Part 3: Let it go, and learn to delegate.

https://heatherhoustonmusic.com

© Heather Houston 2018
All rights reserved

The Monday Morning Song - Heather Houston (All Parts)

Tune: an adaptation of the song 'Galeh' by Moshe Shur
Concept from Joseph Berman, Words by Joseph Berman & Batya Levine for the Neilah service on Yom Kippur

Open, open up the gates for 
All who gather here
Open up the gates for
all who seek your presence

Open, open up the gates of
Kindness and compassion
Open up the gates of
Wholeness and peace 
 
Open, open up the gates of 
Freedom and justice
Open up the gates of
Liberation

Open, open up the gates of
Change and release
Open up the gates of 
Transformation

Open, open up the gates of 
Healing and forgiveness 
Open up the gates of
Reconciliation

Open, open up the gates of
Listening and patience 
Open up the gates of 
Humility 

Open, open up the gates of 
Prayer and wisdom 
Open up the gates of
Intuition

Open, open up the gates of 
Equity and honor
Open up the gates of
Dignity
 
Open, open up the gates of
Torah and blessing
Open up the gates of
Gratitude and learning 

Open, open up the gates of
Love and connection
Open up the gates of 
Giving and receiving

Open, open up the gates of 
Trust and pleasure
Open up the gates of
Abundance

Open, open up the gates of    
Joy and resilience 
Open up the gates of 
Liberation

Open Up the Gates - Melody: 'Galeh' by Moshe Shur// english words by Joseph Berman & Batya Levine

Yeshivat Hadar Fellows of 2018-2019 are pleased to present our recording of tunes from Hallel. We loved singing together so much and want to share our joy with you.

Singers: 
Joe Hyman
Aliza Abolaffia
Yael Jaffe
Ariela Hyman
Nissa Mai
Anina Dassa
Michal Segall
Eliana Willis
Jonathan Wasserman
Anat Hochberg
Allen Lipson
Nate Swetlitz
Lili Shvartzmann
Baci Weiller
Rena Branson
Ari Pomerantz
Ella Grodzinski
Mia Appelbaum
Sam Balogh
Liza Bernstein
Daniela Nagar

Recorded & Edited by Jonathan Wasserman

Hallel

Min HaMeitzar

Hamotzeh shivrei tzelamim, harei eilu mutarim
 המוצא שברי צלמים הרי אלו מותרים
(Mishnah Avoda Zara 3:2)
 To the finder of broken images-- behold, these are permitted.

Check out Arielle's SoundCloud here: https://soundcloud.com/user-227382512

LMPS 2019

Hamotzeh - Arielle Rivera Korman

By Molly Bajgot & Noah Weinberg. 
Elul music project by Anat Hochberg & Matt Goldfield

Elul: Songs for Turning

Od Y'nuvun: Ripening in its Time

https://thebirdsings.com/fall2020-playlist/

Good Omens - Glen Phillips

A fire burns in the bottom of an old Well 
Burn fire burn 
The tongue & the water dance like old friends
I’m willing to Learn 
How you move in me 
How you move through me 
Come move
Spark the depths of me 
Soothe the rest of me 
I choose 

This song friend landed in my heart last summer full moon lady story healing o’clock. It’s resurfacing as another layer comes up to be loved and forgiven. Thanks, the Song. 

Thanks, J. Pence for adding some sonic lushness.

Image: "I Hear You" by Lyndsey Scott (me!) 
https://www.etsy.com/listing/205000995/i-hear-you?ref=shop_home_active_18

Dance Like Old Friends (A Fire Burns)

We Got You by Mark Growden

JEWISH COMMUNAL SINGING FOR HEALING AND LIBERATION
Let My People Sing! is a cultural project expanding the ancient and transformative practice of Jewish communal singing. We gather in multi-racial, multicultural and genderful Jewish community, uplifting songs and leaders historically and ongoingly pushed to the margins. Together, we transmit and reclaim diasporic Jewish singing traditions, celebrate original music emerging from our communities, and create heart-centered gatherings where we can all be leaders and learners of song.

Hamotzeh - Arielle Rivera Korman

Let My People Sing!

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