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[HANASHIR:11233] Re: Interfaith Music Festival
- From: Andy Curry <acurry...>
- Subject: [HANASHIR:11233] Re: Interfaith Music Festival
- Date: Fri 05 Apr 2002 22.05 (GMT)
I would respectfully disagree with a choice of the Alenu, Rosh Hashana or
otherwise. It is one of the more ... how shall I say it? ...
particularistic parts of our liturgy. "Shelo asanu k'goyey ha-aratzot,
v'lo samanu k'mishp'chot ha-adamah" - not the kinds of statements you want
to be expressing at an interfaith service, IMO.
How about Sim Shalom/Dona Nobis Pacem/Grant Us Peace.
Shabbat Shalom,
Andy
At 04:21 PM 4/5/02 EST, you wrote:
>I would suggest the High Holiday Aleinu, from the repetition of the musaf
>Amidah. That nusach is considered one of the "misinai" tunes, which are some
>of our oldest liturgical melodies. The words are also appropriate to an
>interfaith gathering, since they speak of God in both universal terms
(master
>of all) as well as particular terms (who didn't set our lot as with the
other
>people).
>
>David
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Andy Curry, Kansas City
acurry (at) lenexa(dot)sema(dot)slb(dot)com
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