Nishmat Kol Chai - Joey Weisenberg

Lev Tahor

Mi Chamocha 
Traditional Indian Melody
Arranged and Produced by Shir Yaakov Feit
Recorded by Sol Weiss, Margot Seigle & Aly Halpert

מִ י כָ מכָ ה בָ אֵ לִ ים ה'. מִ י כָ מכָ ה נֶאְ דָ ר בַ ּקדֶ ׁש. נורָ א תְ הִ ּלות
עשה פֶ לֶ א מַ לְ כּותְ ָך רָ אּו בָ נֶיָך. ּבוקֵ עַ יָם לִ פְ נֵי משֶ ה. זֶה אֵ לִ י
עָ נּו וְ אָ מְ רּו יְהֹוָ ה יִמְ לְך לְ עלָ ם וָ עֶ ד וְ נֶאֱ מַ ר. כ ִ י פָ דָ ה ה' אֶ ת
יַ עֲ קב. ּוגְ אָ לו מִ יַ ד חָ זָק מִ מֶ ּנּו בָ רּוְך אַ תָ ה יְהֹוָ ה גָ אַ ל יִ שרָ אֵ ל

Mi chamocha baeilim Adonai. Mi kamocha ne’dar bakodesh. Nora t’hilot
osei fele. Malchut’cha rau vanecha, bokeia yam lifnei Moshe, zeh eili anu
v’am’ru: Adonai yimloch l’olam va’ed. V’ne’e-mar: Ki fada Adonai et
Ya’akov, u’g’alo miyad chazak mimenu. Baruch atah Adonai, ga’al yisrael.

Who is like you, Adonai, among all powers of the world? Who
is like you, glorious in holiness, Awesome in praises, doing
wonders? You redeem the one who wrestles, and make us whole
in the face of what overwhelms

Mi Chamocha - Shir Yaakov

Chabad nigun named after it's author, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneersohn who was also known as the "Tzemach Tzedek," which means "sprout of justice."

Recorded by Margot Seigle, Sol Weiss & Aly Halpert

Tzemach Tzedek - Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneersohn

recorded by Sol Weiss, Aly Halpert & Margot Seigle

Ki anu amecha, v’atah Eloheinu;
anu vanecha v’atah avinu.
Anu avadecha, v’atah adoneinu;
anu k’halecha, v’atah chelkeinu.
Anu nachalatecha, v’atah goraleinu;
anu tzonecha, v’atah ro’einu.
Anu charmecha, v’atah not’reinu;
anu f’ulatecha, v’atah yotz’reinu.
Anu ra’yatecha, v’atah dodeinu;
anu s’gulatecha, v’atah eloheinu.
Anu amecha, v’atah malkeinu.

כִ י אָ נּו עַ מֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה אֱ ֹלהֵ ינּו
אָ נּו בָ נֶיָך וְ אַ תָ ה אָ בִ ינּו
אָ נּו עֲ בָ דֶ יָך וְ אַ תָ ה אֲ דֹונֵנּו
אָ נּו קְ הָ לֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה חֶ לְ קֵ נּו
אָ נּו נַחֲ לָ תֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה גֹורָ לֵ נּו
אָ נּו צֹאנֶָך וְ אַ תָ ה רֹועֵ נּו
אָ נּו כַ רְ מֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה נֹוטְ רֵ נּו
אָ נּו פְ עֻ לָ תֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה יֹוצְ רֵ נּו
אָ נּו רַ עְ יָתֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה דֹודֵ נּו
אָ נּו סְ גֻ לָ תֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה אֱ ֹלהֵ ינּו
אָ נּו עַ מֶ ָך וְ אַ תָ ה מַ לְ כֵ נּו

We are Your people and You are our God. We are Your children;
You, our parent. We are the ones who serve You; You, the one
who calls us to service. We are Your community; You are all
we need. We are Your portion forever; and You, our destined
one. We are Your flock; You are our shepherd. We are Your
vineyard; You watch over us. We are the fruit of Your labor;
You are our creator. We are Your loving friend; and You, our
beloved companion. We are your people, you are our Sovereign.

Adapted from Temple Rodef Shalom Yom Kippur Prayerbook

Ki Anu Amecha

Kosi rivaya
By Shefa Gold
Recording by Sol Weiss, Aly Halpert & Margot Seigle

Kosi rivaya
My cup overflows

Kosi Rivaya - Shefa Gold

By Miner
Recorded by Sol Weiss & Margot Seigle

let the wave wash over me
let the wave wash over me
I am already under
let the wave wash over me

Tomorrow - Miner

Makom Bina - Deborah Sacks Mintz

Birkot HaShachar / Queer Morning Blessings - Dori Midnight & Randy Furash Stewart

Recorded by Dori Midnight

La Orasion de la Mujer
Translation by Dori Midnight, melody by Flory Jagoda

Kun estas kandelas
Arrogamos a Dio/Diosa/Diex/Diu (choose a variation that
resonates)
Dio/Diosa/Diex/Diu de muestros madres
Sara, Rifka, Lea i Rachel
Bilhah i Zilpah,
Ke muz de vida saludoza
A todus miz keriduz
I al mundo intero
Kun estas kandelas
Arrogamos a Dio/Diosa/Diex/Diu
El Dio de muestros padres,
Avram, Isak, I Yaakov
Ke muz de paz i amor
A todus miz keriduz
I al mundo intero
With these candles
We pray to God/dexx
The God/dexx of our mothers
Sarah, Rebecca, Leah and Rachel
To grant us good life and health
To all my dear ones
And the whole world
With these candles
We pray to God
God/exx of our Fathers
Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
To grant us peace and love,
To all my dear ones
and the whole world
AMEN.

La Orasion de la Mujer - Flory Jagoda

Shofarot

This is a 26 minute recording, an adaptation of Nishmat Shoom's Yizkor service from 5780, created by Jo Kent Katz, Margot Seigle, and EE Miller with vocal accompaniment by Sol Weiss & Aly Haplert. The words to the prayers and songs can be found in Nishmat Shoom's 5781 machzor supplement (http://nishmatshoom.org/events-and-services/menu-of-opportunities/yizkor-ritual-guide/)

During the service we offered stones for participants to hold and place, as a memorial to those we are remembering, beside the stones of others in our community. This year, stones can be placed on the altars we are stewarding in Northampton, Greenfield and Amherst or where your heart desires. May all their memories be a blessing.

Nishmat Shoom

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