I heard "Emet" at the creative Shabbat service led by amazing Cantor Shira Lissek held as part of the collaborative USCY-RA Convention in Boston. I am so inspired. I am going to try to lead it during Shabbat services at Congregation Beth Shalom in Wilmington, DE this Shabbat. And I hope our shul will bring Josh to our shul next year. My heart is so full. And he, along with his colleagues, Deborah and Joey and friends, are such lovely human beings.
May you be blessed by the Queen of the Sabbath! - Thanks for the gift of music and your voices, the instruments that Almighty God placed inside our bodies!!
I hear influences from the theme song of the movie "Once" ---"falling slowly," by glen hansard--the ebbs and flows of the melodic lines following a similar pattern. Very beautiful.
Shalom, I am learning Hebrew and I have been doing the Amida in the mornings. Does this song mean, we have no king but you, no other redeemer, no other saviour? Or without you there is no king, no redemption and no salvation?
Thanks Cynthia! This piece comes in the morning liturgy right before Mi Chamocha, but it is all about truth, and that theme comes up in the evening service as well in that same location, so by all means!
Proud of our daughter Chava - lead vocalist on this one. Thanks to all musicians and technicians.
You should be as all the musicians are super talented.
I heard "Emet" at the creative Shabbat service led by amazing Cantor Shira Lissek held as part of the collaborative USCY-RA Convention in Boston. I am so inspired. I am going to try to lead it during Shabbat services at Congregation Beth Shalom in Wilmington, DE this Shabbat. And I hope our shul will bring Josh to our shul next year. My heart is so full. And he, along with his colleagues, Deborah and Joey and friends, are such lovely human beings.
Michael Beals I enjoyed meeting you at Biennial this past week. I loved this music as well!
Achingly beautiful. Thank you, Josh!
I love your enthusiasm.
This opened something in my heart that I can’t describe other than that I feel like I came home. Thank you immensely ❤️ Baruch Hashem.
This song has become my meditational touchstone. It really touches my soul in a way very few tefillot have. Thank you!!!
This beautiful melody (as well as the words) will be emblazoned in my mind while davening Shaharit.
Like oxygen, I can't get enough. This is. It simply is.
Emet my name. It feels whole diffrent. I fealt like monster. Thanks by.
Merci pour cette belle chanson !
Shalom from Brazil! Very beaultiful Song!!!! I Love it!😍
May you be blessed by the Queen of the Sabbath! - Thanks for the gift of music and your voices, the instruments that Almighty God placed inside our bodies!!
My heart stopped and I’m a new person. Toda Raba.
Very moving. Gave me a new perspective on these words
Beautifully done and blending well Yasher Koach
This is beautiful; I keep coming back to listen. Thank you.
את הציור אני לא מכיר
אבל המלים לשיר זה באמת יצירת אמנות
הלחן יפה גם כן
כבוד
ממש יופי! תודה רבה!
Such a catchy and beautiful melody. We often sing it at Temple Beth Am in Los Angeles.
I hear influences from the theme song of the movie "Once" ---"falling slowly," by glen hansard--the ebbs and flows of the melodic lines following a similar pattern. Very beautiful.
yes, I totally hear that, nice catch!
Josh you are an inspirations to us. Much love brother!
Thank you. This gift will sustain us and inspire us.
gorgeous. on the eyes and ears! Thanks for this, Josh!
Hermoso
So beautiful
המנגינה הזאת כל כך יפה ג׳וש, מקשיבה לה שוב ושוב!
Shalom, I am learning Hebrew and I have been doing the Amida in the mornings.
Does this song mean, we have no king but you, no other redeemer, no other saviour?
Or without you there is no king, no redemption and no salvation?
This song started playing in my head on the 8th day of Hanukkah 2022. Wonder if I can record the version I’m hearing in my head? 🕎
Love it!
This is truly lovely
I love this song. What is the best way to use it during worship services? Would it be appropriate for Friday evening? Thanks!
Thanks Cynthia! This piece comes in the morning liturgy right before Mi Chamocha, but it is all about truth, and that theme comes up in the evening service as well in that same location, so by all means!
Beautiful!
Question rabbi
R u messianic jew or regular orthodox?
Thanks for the question. Neither! I am a Conservative Jewish Rabbi
@@JoshWarshawsky gotcha 👌
Anyway, your music for this one is divine.
Complimentary by your Jewish brother from Israel (:
@@snrosh תודה אחי!! שבוע טוב