Jewish prayer songs and Hebrew songs (popular/classic)

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8u2XnHuFPI]???? ?? ?????? ??? ??? ???? Yom Zeh L'Yisrael?? - YouTube[/ame]


Taken from the Youtube page:

Chorus: "Yom zeh le'yisrael...Shabbat menuchah.' Shabbat a day that is a light unto the nations is a day of full of joy and rest.

Stanza A: 'Tzivita pekudim... maseit ve'arucha. Shabbat menuchah.' Shabbat and the Jewish holidays were forever commanded at Mount Sinai. We and have a special feast on those days for G-d. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza B: 'Hemdat haLevavot... yasir anachah, Shabbat menucha.' Shabbat delights the hearts of Israel, whom is shattered from exile. It is a day where Israel can find peace and happiness after a week of a suffering. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza C: ' kidashta beirachta,... hashkeit uvitcha. Shabbat menucha.' G-d blessed Shabbat above all other days. In six days G-d finished creating the universe. On it all troubled souls with find comfort and security because it's the day of tranquility.

Stanza D: 'L'isur melacha, tzvitanu nora... mincha merkacha. Shabbat meucha.' G-d commands us not to refrain from labor on Shabbat. He promised us that by observing Shabbat we will merit to see the coming of the Messiah. Then we will be able to offer a grain and incense offering in the Temple. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza E: 'V'Ashit aaroch... Kayym Havtacha im havtacha Shabbat meucha.' G-d, a song I will sing for you, with a sweet melody. When I stand in front of your glory, my soul desires to be close to you. Fulfill the promise of redemption. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza F: 'Retzei tefilati...b'rov hatzlacha Shabbat meucha.' Answer my prayer like you answered the sacrifice of Nachshon ben Aminadav. Nachshon ben Aminadav was the first of the tribal princes to offer sacrificial offerings to G-d. My special day of rest will be celebrated with happiness and joy. G-d declares Israel as my favorite nation; she is always triumphant over all adversity. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza G: 'yishicha kivinu...revach veancha Shabbat meucha.' To your salvation we have waited oh mighty G-d. Please send the son of David the Messiah, who would give us freedom and liberty, as a reward for keeping Shabbat. We will then have a cessation from all our troubles. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza H: 'Ana elyon nora...beor v'simcha Shabbat meucha.' G-d, mighty and supreme recognize our troubles and answer our prayers. Speedily redeem us from exile. Make our souls rejoice by removing the grief and darkness from our midst. Let the merit of observing Shabbat bring us light and happiness. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza I: 'Chadeish mikdasheinu... b'zemer u'shvacha. Shabbat meucha.' rebuild the temple, and remember the destructed Jerusalem, our savior, please give part of your kindness to the sad Israeli nation in exile, who sits in Shabbat for singing for you praises and poems. Shabbat is the day of tranquility

Stanza J: 'Zachor kadosh...tavi haRevacha Shabbat meucha.' Remember our good deeds oh holy G-d. Shabbat is our most precious gift and by honoring and observing this day we are kept away from trouble. Oh Awesome G-d, redeemer of Israel, give welfare to our people since they commemorate your Shabbat. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

Stanza K: 'kol rina...tamid hazricha Shabbat meucha.' Listen and give gladness, salvation and redemption to Israel. G-d oh mighty bring us closer to the light of salvation. The light will shine for eternity, because they commemorate your Shabbat. Shabbat is the day of tranquility.

 

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[Jroc]

Mountain Jews or Caucasus Jews also known as Juhuro, Kavkazi Jews or Gorsky Jews are Jews of the eastern and northern slopes of Caucasus, mainly of Dagestan and Azerbaijan. They are the descendants of Persian Jews from Iran.

The Mountain Jews community originated from Ancient Persia, from 5th century AD onwards, and their language, Juhuri is an ancient Southwest Iranian language and a Persian dialect which integrates many elements of Ancient Hebrew. It is believed that they had arrived in Persia from Ancient Israel as early as the 8th century BCE. The Mountain Jews survived numerous historical vicissitudes by settling in extremely remote and mountainous areas. They were known to be accomplished warriors and horseback riders.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1xFQjbfJ50]Kavkazi Jewish Music.....Juhuro Kavkaz Gorskie Evrei Musika - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Sweet_Caroline]

Interesting music Jroc. Amazing, isn't it, that there are Jewish communities worldwide?

 

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Iraqi.

 

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Ethiopian. (Mostly who are all 'home' now and safe from harm, G-d Bless them).

 

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Indian.

 

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Yaniv d'Or - I've got love
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"Greenfields"
Once there were green fields kissed by the sun
Once there were valleys where rivers used to run
Once there were blue skies with white clouds high above
Once they were part of an everlasting love
We were the lovers who strolled through green fields
Green fields are gone now, parched by the sun
Gone from the valleys where rivers used to run
Gone with the cold wind that swept into my heart
Gone with the lovers who let their dreams depart
Where are the green fields that we used to roam
I'll never know what made you run away
How can I keep searching when dark clouds hide the day
I only know there's nothing here for me
Nothing in this wide world, left for me to see
Still I'll keep on waiting until you return
I'll keep on waiting until the day you learn
You can't be happy while your heart's on the roam
You can't be happy until you bring it home
Home to the green fields and me once again

 

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Who remembers this song from their childhood?

 

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I can't leave this out, considering how recent the Holocaust was.

 

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I hope the people of southern Israel at least have a break from the rockets this weekend and Sunday to enjoy the festivities of Purim.

And remember people, you are obliged to get merry with or without the wine.

 

[Jroc]

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EdL_TLbHsg"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EdL_TLbHsg[/ame]

 

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Shortly before their departure to Russia, flocks of starlings make a farewell demonstration dances in the sky of Israel.


[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OgermWn-C4"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OgermWn-C4[/ame]

On the Holiday of Purim starlings are "dancing" over Israel. Shooting by Shmulik Shapir

 

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[guno]

This is for Jewish prayers and also popular Hebrew singers/groups.

Ana BeKoach - Ovadia Chamama, Yitzik Eshel and 'Heaven and Earth' - YouTube

"ANA BEKOACH" is one of the most powerful prayers there is in the Jewish religion with in regards to the energetic frequency it contained within. It is not an exaggeration that it could lift you literally to the sky. Its strength lies in the unique combination of the letters. It is recommended to say this prayer each morning, and/or before an important occasion, couple meeting, interview etc' as the Arizel recommends to do.

"ANA BEKOACH" prayer, after being said in the morning can be repeated all through the day when a complicated situation occurs, a great task is before us or with any occasion when you need to communicate with upper realms.

The upper worlds are the worlds where our strength and awareness are unlimited and may open ourselves to any thing new. A world with unlimited opportunities, abundance, knowledge, awareness and inspiration.

"ANA BEKOACH" prayer helps us to open ourselves to anything that arrives from these worlds. For generations "ANA BEKOACH" prayer received great importance at the Kabbalist and mystics that knew the enormous strength of the letters combination in the prayer.

Therefore you may find "ANA BEKOACH" set inside talismans, synagogue signs and painted windows, in order to give strength and assistance to elevate to upper worlds. In fact, its main goal of spiritual work is to elevate beyond the five known senses and to remind ourselves that the materialistic world is not limiting us and our awareness has the ability to go beyond substance.

Hebrew version (English letters)
"ANA BEKOACH"
ANA BEKOACH. GEDULAT YEMINECHA. TATIR ZERURA
KABEL RINAT. AMCHA SAGVENU. TAHARENU NORA
NA GIBOR. DORSHEY YICHUDCHA. KEBAVAT SHOMREM
BARCHEM TEHAREM. RACHAMEY ZIDEKATCHA.
TAMID GOMLEM
HASIN KADOSH. BEROV TUVECHA. NAHEL ADOTECHA
YAHID GE'EA. LEAMECHA PNNE. ZOCHREY KDUSHATECHA
SHAVATENU KABEL. USHEMA ZAKATENU. YODE TA'ALUMOT.

The English Translation for Ana Bekoach
With your great power release the bonds of exile from your people. Receive our prayer, the prayer of your people, elevate us, and purify us, great one. Please o mighty one .Keep us safe, protect us from harm and save us. Bless us, give us strength with your grace, reward us and have mercy on us. O great one with your powers, guide your congregation with kindness. Superior, the one and only, come back to your people, people who worship you and remember your holiness. Accept our plea hear our bitterly cry. You, the one who knows the true hidden way.
(*) the power of the prayer - however- lies in the combination of the Hebrew letters only and by far any other way.

To me Klezmer is the soul of my Jewish Spiritual Music.

 

[Sweet_Caroline]

This is for Jewish prayers and also popular Hebrew singers/groups.

Ana BeKoach - Ovadia Chamama, Yitzik Eshel and 'Heaven and Earth' - YouTube

"ANA BEKOACH" is one of the most powerful prayers there is in the Jewish religion with in regards to the energetic frequency it contained within. It is not an exaggeration that it could lift you literally to the sky. Its strength lies in the unique combination of the letters. It is recommended to say this prayer each morning, and/or before an important occasion, couple meeting, interview etc' as the Arizel recommends to do.

"ANA BEKOACH" prayer, after being said in the morning can be repeated all through the day when a complicated situation occurs, a great task is before us or with any occasion when you need to communicate with upper realms.

The upper worlds are the worlds where our strength and awareness are unlimited and may open ourselves to any thing new. A world with unlimited opportunities, abundance, knowledge, awareness and inspiration.

"ANA BEKOACH" prayer helps us to open ourselves to anything that arrives from these worlds. For generations "ANA BEKOACH" prayer received great importance at the Kabbalist and mystics that knew the enormous strength of the letters combination in the prayer.

Therefore you may find "ANA BEKOACH" set inside talismans, synagogue signs and painted windows, in order to give strength and assistance to elevate to upper worlds. In fact, its main goal of spiritual work is to elevate beyond the five known senses and to remind ourselves that the materialistic world is not limiting us and our awareness has the ability to go beyond substance.

Hebrew version (English letters)
"ANA BEKOACH"
ANA BEKOACH. GEDULAT YEMINECHA. TATIR ZERURA
KABEL RINAT. AMCHA SAGVENU. TAHARENU NORA
NA GIBOR. DORSHEY YICHUDCHA. KEBAVAT SHOMREM
BARCHEM TEHAREM. RACHAMEY ZIDEKATCHA.
TAMID GOMLEM
HASIN KADOSH. BEROV TUVECHA. NAHEL ADOTECHA
YAHID GE'EA. LEAMECHA PNNE. ZOCHREY KDUSHATECHA
SHAVATENU KABEL. USHEMA ZAKATENU. YODE TA'ALUMOT.

The English Translation for Ana Bekoach
With your great power release the bonds of exile from your people. Receive our prayer, the prayer of your people, elevate us, and purify us, great one. Please o mighty one .Keep us safe, protect us from harm and save us. Bless us, give us strength with your grace, reward us and have mercy on us. O great one with your powers, guide your congregation with kindness. Superior, the one and only, come back to your people, people who worship you and remember your holiness. Accept our plea hear our bitterly cry. You, the one who knows the true hidden way.
(*) the power of the prayer - however- lies in the combination of the Hebrew letters only and by far any other way.

To me Klezmer is the soul of my Jewish Spiritual Music.

Welcome Guno. Would you like to show some of the Klezmer you like? To do that you find the clip on Youtube, copy and paste the URL into the reply box on here. I for one would love to hear some Klezmer. Any other Hebrew music and/or prayer music too.

 

[Sweet_Caroline]

This band is my favorite Klezmer band. Love 'em.