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Ahavat Yisrael
Isaacson, Michael
Item #: 991428
Text by Ofra Dor.
For two-part choir and keyboard, with flute obbligato
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Hal'lu: Behold How Good
Levine, Lisa, arr. David Shukiar
Item #: 993462
With its blend of Hebrew and English, memorable melodies, lively gospel-like rhythm, and universal message of brotherhood, this popular and lively setting of Psalm 133, verse 1, will have choristers clapping in rhythm and audience members singing along.
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Hand in Hand: A Song for Peace (Shir L'Shalom) (Choral)
Rosenblum, Yair/Isaacson, Michael, arr.
Item #: 991465
'An Adaptation of "Shir L'Shalom"'. Text by Jacob Rotblitt. 'The last song of Yitzchak Rabin'. The song is not meant to be an exact translation of the Hebrew lyric, although it is included for those who would prefer to sing it in the original Hebrew
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Hineih Mah Tov
Comisar, Jonathan
Item #: 993457
For SATB and soli with keyboard.
This gentle folk-like setting, with opportunities for solo voices, combines the first verse of Psalm 133 in Hebrew with English text by the composer, celebrating the universality that brings together people of all backgrounds and beliefs.
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Hineih Mah Tov No. 2
Levine, Elliot Z.
Item #: 993460
This lovely setting of Hineih Mah Tov (How good it is to gather together from Psalm 133), by Elliot Z. Levine, has delightful interplay between the vocal parts. While scored for SATB, this could easily be adapted for 2-part choir. A keyboard accompaniment is provided. This work is suitable for...
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In the End
Piket, Frederick
Item #: 981218
Texts by Jules Harlow and Jack Riemer. From New Horizon Music Publications.
FOR PDF/DOWNLOAD ONLY. Please contact us at 212-650-4105 to arrange delivery.
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K'doshim Tih'yu/V'ahavta L'reyacha
Janowski, Max
Item #: 986108
An atmospheric keyboard introduction sets the mood for this setting of lines from the book of Leviticus which comprise the central text in the whole history of our faith: “You shall be holy since I, the Lord your God, am holy…You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Aside from enhancing a Shabb...
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Lo Yisa Goi
Kawarsky, Jay, arr.
Item #: 993361
Many can arrange a medley, many can repackage the overdone – but it takes talent to breathe new life into something the way this setting does two well-known melodies of “Lo Yisa Goi”. The text (“Nation shall not lift up sword against nation…”) gives it almost limitless usefulness, and its creativ...
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L’Eyla
Page, Nick
Item #: 993335
Incorporating the South African mbube style into a rousing setting of the words of Abraham Isaac Cook, this piece, one of our most unique, has also proven one of our most popular – even before it was officially released. A testament to its versatility with choirs of all types and skill levels, it...
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