Testing, testing. Does Dave Ker read this blog? It seems that he has been asking for some music to learn a little Hebrew. My last post was in Yiddish, but this one has a couple of verses from the Hebrew Bible. Snappy too. I thought the second one would be Dave's style.
"Rachem" (Mercy) by 12-yr-old Mordechai Shapiro of Miami Boys Choir with Yaacov Shwekey
rachem rachem nu hashem elokeinu rachem
Have mercy, mercy, Hashem Our G-d, mercy
al yisrael amecha rachem
On Israel Your people, mercy
ve'al yerushalayim irecha rachem rachem rachem
And on Jerusalem Your city, mercy, mercy, mercy
ve'al tziyon mishkan kevodecha
And on Zion, the resting place of Your glory
ve'al malchus beis david meshichecha
And on the kingdom of the House of David, Your annointed
ve'al habayis ha gadol ve'hakadosh rachem rachem rachem
And on Your great and holy Temple, mercy, mercy, mercy
"Kol Hamispalel" (All Those Who Pray) by Yeshiva Boys Choir
kol hamispalel bimkom hazeh beyerushalayim
Whoever prays in this place, in Jerusalem
keilu hispalel lifnei lifnei kisei hakovod
It is as if he prays before the Heavenly throne
sheshar hashamayim, hashamayim shom hu
At the gate of heaven, in heaven he is
u'pesach pesuach leshmaya tefillah
And the doorway is open for prayers to be heard
Friday, July 25, 2008
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You are too good to me. I'll listen tomorrow after I get some sleep.
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