We featured them previously in an a cappella song for Chanukah in 2013 and last month for Passover.
On Fridays we try to post Shabbat-related music and this week we found a Shabbat service that Kippalive recorded in the style of the late singer and composer Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.
Carlebach-style services have sprung up in many cities and usually include a great deal of congregational singing, often with all the Friday night prayers sung in unison to melodies composed and made famous by Shlomo Carlebach.
Here's a sampling of a Carlebach-style Friday night service as sung by Kippalive.
Enjoy and Shabbat Shalom.
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They are wonderful. I hope they have a CD that can be purchased.
ReplyDeleteShabbat Shalom.
who said jews dont have rhythm
ReplyDeleteGeorge Gershwin, Irving Berlin and every other American Song Writer that was great, certainly had rhythm. As a matter of fact "I've Got Rhythm"...who can ask for anything more. Ok, so we don't play basketball, but we can own the team:)
ReplyDeleteLooks like they are really enjoying what they are doing, and that makes them sound even better. Thanks for sharing.
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