[HANASHIR:12193] Re: top Sukkot songs

[Judy Ginsburgh <judy...>]

In My Sukkah is by Dean Friedman.  It is an echo song and fun for all ages.
Another song is Lamah Sukah Zu?  It has a nice Yeminite sounding melody and
sounds more adult.  Basukah Shelanu is also good.  I have done Steve
Dropkin's Lulav Shake with adults too.

Judy :)

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From: <sholom (at) aishdas(dot)org>
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Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:29 PM
Subject: [HANASHIR:12191] Re: top Sukkot songs


> My favorite: "In My Sukka" which seem to work for all ages.  Adults enjoy
> singing when you try to teach the song.
> (Apologies to the composer, whose name I have forgotten!)
>
>
> > I would like to get titles of favourite Sukkot songs suitable for
> > adults.  I always think of Ha Sukah Mah Yafa and various pre-school
> > songs (for which I have no music, but know by heart) and then I get
> > stuck when trying to think of songs to teach a mature audience.  I will
> > be teaching Sukkot songs at the dinner (mostly adults) preceding our
> > Sukkot service.  Any ideas?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Rachelle Shubert
> > mingailshubert (at) sympatico(dot)ca
> >
> >
> >
> > Rachelle Mingail Shubert
> > Director of Music
> > Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom
> > 4100 Sherbrooke Street West
> > Montreal, Quebec H3Z 1A6
> > Tel: 514-937-3575
> > Fax: 514-937-7058
>
>
>
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