[HANASHIR:9804] Re: songs, in light of today's events

[Steve Meltzer <steve...>]

Chevrei --

Yihiyeh Tov -- by Israeli guitarist/singer David Broza -- is one of my
favorite songs.  While the original is sung in Hebrew, I hope the
translation of these words  (http://www.broza.com/yiyeh.htm) are a comfort
to many of you during these troubling times -- to listen to the song click
here: (www.broza.com/yiyeh.ram).  Just remember, things will be better --
Yihiyeh Tov.

B'shalom,

Steve Meltzer
(a.k.a. Yisrael Naftali)
steve (at) meltzerworld(dot)net
www.meltzerworld.net


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From: owner-hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org [mailto:owner-hanashir (at) 
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Behalf Of Ilana and Mark Axel
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 12:26 PM
To: hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org
Subject: [HANASHIR:9795] Re: songs, in light of today's events


Craig Taubman's simple Mi Shebeirach and Circle Song.
Hashivenu (the round) if people know it.
Rick Recht - the chorus of Yihye Shalom.
Friedman - Save A Life.
Ki Va Mo'ed (those of us at Hava Nashira mght remember
Debbie leading us in this song when we heard of the
suicide attack at the Tel Aviv dolphinarium).
Gesher Tzar M'od.
Good luck, Ilana Axel
--- Eric Simon <erics (at) radix(dot)net> wrote:
> I am to lead what was previously called a "get
> psyched for the first day of
> Sunday School" assembly this coming Sunday.
> Children and their parents
> attend, and my job is to get them singing.
>
> The song agenda need to be changed.  My director
> suggested "prayers for our
> country and peace in the world will be on
> the agenda.  Songs such as Oseh Shalom, Lo Yisa Goy,
> , America the
> Beautifuland Hatikvah will be the order of the day."
>
>
> Anyone have any other suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric
>
>
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