27. Canción de Haleluka Kel Bekodsho

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27. Canción de Haleluka Kel Bekodsho

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6 Comentarios

Aiden Parkmount court 10 Mayo, 2024

Hashem will be with you. Reply

James R Russell Fresno, CA 4 Julio, 2022

First of all, thank you. This has made my day. I'm wiping away tears as I write this.
Second, please put this on YouTube so I can download an MP3 and listen to it.
Third, as a kid in Washington Heights, NYC, I learned An'im Zemiros with this tune. I got to a Chabad shul here and we don't sing An'im Zemiros. Why is that? Ashkenazic shuts sing it on Shabbos.
Many thanks for any helpful reply, be well, and give my love to everybody in 770.
Yakov Reply

Ed Greenberg Glens Falls New York 1 Abril, 2023

in response to James R Russell:

Yakov, I will confirm that I have sung Anim Zemiros to this tune in Orthodox synagogues, including the Young Israel of Eastern Parkway, back when I was five in 1960. I would be sent up to open the Aron for it. Reply

Adrienne Wasserman FLAGSTAFF 26 Diciembre, 2018

Thank you; my reading speed is definitely improving due to daily reading along with your selections. May I make a request: can you have a category of prayers and songs which are most likely to be in a Saturday morning Shabat service? Thank you again. Reply

Grant Dunn hesperia 18 Marzo, 2017

Shabbat Shalom Reply

Hannah Nili Cary, NC, USA 14 Nov, 2013

Shalom Shalom,
May G-d bless the holy Rabbi who say the prayers in Hebrew and Holy Israel.Amen
Thank you very much for saying the prayers of Holy Siddur in Holy language for us.
Shalom to Israel Reply