[HANASHIR:15441] Re: Psalm 122 in Hebrew

[rysaa <rysaa...>]

Dear Lori,

I commend you for your assertiveness in what you are doing and how much you 
have learned and are willing to learn.

I too came into this later on in my life working with some wonderful people and 
still learning!!  I feel so good about my accomplishments and what I continue 
to accomplish, and you should too!!

Pleaes feel free to contact me at my email address if I can be of any help. 
And, if I don't know the answer, I can get it for you.


All of us, no matter how knowledgeable we are have more to learn.

Risa 

Rysaa (at) Bellsouth(dot)net
> 
> From: "Lori Shapiro" <lorshap (at) bellsouth(dot)net>
> Date: 2003/09/27 Sat PM 09:43:59 EDT
> To: <hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org>
> Subject: [HANASHIR:15390] Re: Psalm 122 in Hebrew
> 
> I am dismayed to come home from a long day of services to find an email 
> response that was less than kind. I thought this was a list for people who 
> work in temple music - not limited to those with extensive training. I 
> apologize for my ignorance but unfortunately I entered this profession after 
> being widowed at 35. With two small children I needed a job and was given the 
> opportunity to sing a service - not knowing Hebrew at all. I then taught 
> myself to read Hebrew, chant torah, haftarah, high holy day trop, the 
> megillah, etc with some guidance from the Cantor at my temple. I now have a 
> great job as a soloist but my education has "holes." I take classes and work 
> with a Hebrew tutor. So please forgive me if I occasionally ask a question 
> that seems obvious to those of you who have more knowledge than me. I have to 
> say I am very hurt by this response. It would seem to me that at this time of 
> the year we could help each other out and show tolerance.
> L'Shalom,
> Lori Shapiro
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: rahel 
>   To: hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org 
>   Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 5:16 PM
>   Subject: [HANASHIR:15386] Re: Psalm 122 in Hebrew
> 
> 
>   For future reference - open up your Tanakh - to the section called PSALMS 
> (Tehillim). You will find all the 150 psalms there! Hopefully you have also 
> opened a Hebrew Tanakh - if you are looking for the Hebrew version. 
> 
>   Rahel
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   At 08:46 AM 9/26/2003 -0400, you wrote:
> 
>     Hi-
>     I'm doing Psalm 122 tonight and the transliteration is confusing in the 
> music. Where can I find this psalm in Hebrew?
>     L'Shana Tova-
>     Lori Shapiro
> 
> 

Risa Askin

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