[HANASHIR:6483] Re: Adon Olam version from Hava Nashir

[Adrian Durlester <durleste...>]

This "Adon Olam" is actually set to the tune of a "Yigdal" so you might have
to find it that way. I am sure it's published, and I recall Shimon Cohen
handing out a transcription several years back. I'll see if I can  locate it
after Shabbat.

Adrian


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>
> >
> > Is the really pretty Adon Olom we did at Hava Nashira
> > in the chordster or the Shireinu? If not, where is it available
> > and who's the author?
> >
> > My wife helped me pick out the notes from the tape I had,
> > looks like it starts
> > Bb Eb Eb Eb F G G G .... (in the key of E flat).
> > - Sheldon Levenstein
> >
>
> I don't have the book in front of me, but I heard that
> there is an Adon Olam from India which sounds like
> that beginning.  It is supposed to be in the book done
> by Rachel Muzleah "Music of the Jews of Calcutta"
> (or something like that).  When I find my copy, I will
> look it up - it is available from Tara.
>
>                     Cantor Neil Schwartz

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