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Re: Rosh Hashanah songs
- From: Janice Steirn <jsteirn...>
- Subject: Re: Rosh Hashanah songs
- Date: Mon 25 May 1998 14.13 (GMT)
Carol,
A few years ago I wrote a children's version of Avinu Malkeinu for use in
our Katoni High Holiday Services. The children in these services are pretty
young, toddlers up to first grade. They hear the tune in the regular
services and most of the words are in English. In teaching the song we
discuss how G-d is like a father (parent) and a King (this is interesting
since our children have never lived under a monarchy). We also talk about
Mitzvot - the only other Hebrew word in the song. Anyone who likes it is
welcome to it.
Avinu Malkeinu
Avinu Malkeinu
Avinu Malkeinu we're trying to be true to You and to all your mitzvot.
We're trying to be good,
but sometimes we misbehave.
We try to be good, but sometimes we can't.
Please help us to do as we should.
Avinu Malkeinu...
Janice
Dr. Janice N. Steirn
Department of Psychology
P.O. Box 8041
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, GA 30460
(912) 681-5505
Internet: JSteirn (at) GaSou(dot)edu