[HANASHIR:11339] RE: Hatikva

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Visit http://www.mfa.gov.il/mfa/go.asp?MFAH00k90

This is the official Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs web site. Near the
bottom of the page you'll see the lyrics. There is also an audio file.
Also, if you magnify the sheet music on that site, you'll actually see a
transliterated version of hatikvah with the right number of notes but with
the "bat" omitted in the text as it is on so many versions published in the
US. However, in the official Israeli version, the "bat" is included.


Adrian


Adrian

Adrian A. Durlester, M.T.S.  - adrian (at) durlester(dot)com
http://www.durlester.com/
Director of Education, Beth El Hebrew Congregation, Alexandria, VA
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> And then, please, which publication has the Israeli version? I think I
> know the difference but I'd like to be sure.
>
> Thanks, Anne
>
>
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