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Would you notice one of the world's greatest violinists playing in the midst of rush hour?
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Grace after meals
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Sung by Adam Davis
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Baruch Ata
Nodeh Lecha
V'al Shehotzeisanu & V'al Hakol
Racheim
Retzei (Shabbat only)
Ya'ale Veyavo (Yom Tov, Rosh Chodesh only)
Uvene
Hakeil Avinu
Horachaman
Bamorom
Horachaman
Horachaman (Shabbat only)
Magdil (migdol on Shabbat and holidays)
Y'ru et Hashem (End of bensching)
Published:
Monday, July 5, 2004
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Keep up the good work. I would like to hear some sefaradic music.
thank you
worth the wait
I first listened to the old site audio, but was told there was one coming that was better.
It was worth the wait!!!
Thank you it is a thrill to hear the songs and blessings thank you thank you thank you
Thank you for something that I have been searching for for quite some time!!
Now, I wait for someone to do recordings of the morning prayers (I was never given any Jewish education) so that I can stop saying it in English (which doesn't "feel" right) or my fumbling Hebrew (I taught myself and my pronunication is AWFUL).
If it weren't for sites like this, I would probably still be as ignorant as I was when I began my journey to reclaim my heritage!
Thank you!
Thanks!
I'm trying to incorporate more tefilla into my life. This web site makes it a lot easier to pull yourself up by your bootstraps and become a more halachic Jew.
Thank you!
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