In the year 2525... I mean, 5775
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bironicShana tova, friends who are celebrating. ♥
I haven't joined a temple here, but thanks to the miracle of modern technology, there are streaming services to choose from online. And a plum-apple crumble in the oven, for sweetness.
Will leave you with links to my favorite songs of the high holidays, some of which, if you were reading this LJ in 2010, you may have already seen:
R'tzei by Cantor Sally Neff, and one with a youth group where the lead is occasionally off key, but it has the harmony the other version lacks -- dare you to listen starting at 2:22 and not feel your heart lift at the turn at 2:29
Sim Shalom by a full youth choir and two soloists, and another version with an adult choir
Avinu Malkeinu by the U Mich women's glee club and Chicago men's a capella
I haven't joined a temple here, but thanks to the miracle of modern technology, there are streaming services to choose from online. And a plum-apple crumble in the oven, for sweetness.
Will leave you with links to my favorite songs of the high holidays, some of which, if you were reading this LJ in 2010, you may have already seen:
R'tzei by Cantor Sally Neff, and one with a youth group where the lead is occasionally off key, but it has the harmony the other version lacks -- dare you to listen starting at 2:22 and not feel your heart lift at the turn at 2:29
Sim Shalom by a full youth choir and two soloists, and another version with an adult choir
Avinu Malkeinu by the U Mich women's glee club and Chicago men's a capella
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Date: Sep. 25th, 2014 01:53 am (UTC)