[HANASHIR:12194] Re: top Sukkot songs

[Meris Ruzow <meris...>]

This is going to sound crazy because I can't remember.... but I think
the name of the tape is "Sally and the Daffodills" and there's a
wonderful succot song on there.  All generations love it and it's an
"instant catch - on" which you MUST get.
"Sittin' in My Sukkah."
Sittin' in my sukkah, all night long.......
Waitin' for the stars to come out........
The words to the verses are wonderful, explain the holiday and a very
informative but fun way.  I hope someone knows more about where to find
this.  It was given to me by Sally's mother, Devorah Heckelman.
Meris Ruzow

Meris (at) nycap(dot)rr(dot)com


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Subject: [HANASHIR:12193] Re: top Sukkot songs

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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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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