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Re: Debbie Friendman in New Orleans (fwd)a question
- From: HEBASS <HEBASS...>
- Subject: Re: Debbie Friendman in New Orleans (fwd)a question
- Date: Tue 20 Dec 1994 15.49 (GMT)
Dear Bruce.
Thank you for this response. I just posted something similar to it in
response to Adrian's comment.
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Henrique Ozur Bass Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Cantorial Student 21 Pilgrim Lane
hebass (at) JTSA(dot)EDU Westbury, NY 11
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On Fri, 16 Dec 1994, Bruce Shewitz wrote:
> I entirely agree with you that Debbie Friedman's music has little,
> if any, place in most Jewish worship services. PERHAPS at a
> family shabbat or a religious school service.
> Her style is enjoyable, but does not come anywhere near the ex-
> pressive or emotive breadth of the prayer texts. In my opinion,
> her music is mostly "feel good, warm fuzzy," and I don't
> think that's what Jewish worship is about.
> Bruce