[HANASHIR:4719] Re: choirs

[Kim Moskowitz <kim...>]

Hi Susan,

On children's choir names...  Our children's choir at Temple Etz Chaim in
Thousand Oaks is called "Shir Magic".  My children's choir was called
"Yeladim shel Shirim".   You might use either or do a take off on them as
you are in Phoenix and we are in L.A.  I hope that helps.  Happy and healthy
New Year!

Remembering you fondly,
Kim Moskowitz
----- Original Message -----
From: Susan Schanerman <sschanerman(dot)dvh (at) tuhsd(dot)k12(dot)az(dot)us>
To: hanashir <hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 8:36 AM
Subject: [HANASHIR:4713] choirs


> I'm enjoying the feedback on adult choir robes.  I agree that they make
> the choir members feel special but I also worry that it sets them apart
> as a "performing" group and discourages the congregation from singing
> along - which is another issue.  If they're preparing 4-part music,
> maybe it's not appropriate for the congregation to sing along.  Thoughts
> on this?
>
> Our children's choir wear whatever they want but the temple bought them
> colorful matching kipot - looks really cute.  Only problem is some
> parents were worried about lice so I assign each kid his/her own kippah
> and we keep them in separate baggies.  Makes more work but...
>
> More suggestions on choir Hebrew names, please?
> Susan Schanerman
> Phoenix
>

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