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Tag: Shabbat Shirah
Shirat Hayam: They’re playing our song!
Shirat Hayam connects us to a collective memory and is the proof-text that enlarges, extends, and authenticates the meaning of the prayer.
Cantor Sharon Citrin Goldstein
January 25, 2024
Holidays
Parashat Beshalach
Why I Change the Melodies: Exploring Keva and Kavanah
By occasionally changing melodies, we draw from both Keva and Kavanah and invite ourselves into a deeper connection with our prayers.
Nichole Chorny, Cantorial Intern and Education & Youth Director at Congregation Anshei Israel
January 22, 2024
Holidays
Music