This lovely kavannah prevents the counting of the omer from ever becoming a rote ritual, with its sacred mandolin and angelic voices. thank you on this 48th night of the omer.
I have been singing this since 2019 and it opens my heart every time. We are singing it every night this year for counting in the study group I am leading. It is truly soul food!
Amazing melody and musical harmony in this unforgettable sacred song. May we all be inspired to envision and step forward together into a new world of healing, peace and harmony we co-create guided by the Source of all Life.
Didn't understand what was being sung but The Melody is simply Beautiful. What kept Me entranced was the little boy in the background who was absolutely drawn in. The innocence! G💖D Bless & always Keep him & you all. 💞
Be still my heart. This is so beautiful. Thank you Yosef and crew for making such inspirational music. Props to the kids in the background for being quiet and cardioid mics for being so good at only picking up what's right in front of them...
Wonderful, very right harmony makes an already beautiful song even more so. Is the language Yiddish? Is there any significance to the palms being held upwards during the singing?
Does anyone have a way for me to get this annotated? Here's what I figured out chord-wise (font didn't translate well, should've done it in courier): D G D D G D LeSheim yichud Kudshah Berikh Hu uShkhinteih… D G D D G D Hineni muchan umzuman l’kayem mitzvat aseh Bm G Bm G A shel Sefirat Ha-Omer shel Sefirat Ha- O-mer Bm G Bm G A shel Sefirat Ha-Omer shel Sefirat Ha- O-mer Bm Bm G Bm A D Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah. Bm Bm G D A D Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah. D G D D G D Baruch ata A-donai E-loheinu Melech Ha-Olam D G D D G D Asher kid shanu B’mitzvotav V’tzivanu Bm G Bm G A Al sfirat ha-omer Al sfirat ha-omer Bm G Bm G A Al sfirat ha-omer Al sfirat ha-omer Bm Bm G D A D Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah. Bm G D A D Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah.
This rendition has made our family’s counting of the Omer a joyous experience. Thank you.
I am not sure what is more stunning. The music? The Performance? The Composition or the children in the background? Perfection
This lovely kavannah prevents the counting of the omer from ever becoming a rote ritual, with its sacred mandolin and angelic voices. thank you on this 48th night of the omer.
I come back to this every year, thank you on this 11th day of counting the Omer. May you all find healing.
Me too.
Amen!
So beautiful and heart warming; makes the counting of Omer glow! Brings tears of joyousness to my eyes
I have been singing this since 2019 and it opens my heart every time. We are singing it every night this year for counting in the study group I am leading. It is truly soul food!
Amazing melody and musical harmony in this unforgettable sacred song. May we all be inspired to envision and step forward together into a new world of healing, peace and harmony we co-create guided by the Source of all Life.
Gives great soul to counting the omer. Hadn’t felt this way before
Love this so much. Introduced to me by friends last year. Listening today to prepare for beginning the Omer count tonight. Thank you for this beauty.
Still as gorgeous on the 100th listening...
I've been listening to this over and over during this time of counting the Omer and taking Marc's class through IJS. So lovely and inspiring!
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Emes!!!!
Today is the last day of the Omer. Am celebrating the end of this sacred time with this beautiful, beautiful rendition. Thank you!
I don't know what this means, but it's so beautiful. I can tell it means something very true to you and your group.
I used this last year and LOVE IT!!!! Thank you for this gorgeous melody and kavanah
This gorgeous work has become a part of our sefirat haomer tradition. Thank you for this gift to the world. 🙏💕
This is stunning proof of prayerful music and language. (And centered children.). Thanks and יישר כח !
Beautiful to listen to over and over again. Chag Pesach Sameach!
Hello dear Yosef! I miss you! (Breindl)
Didn't understand what was being sung but The Melody is simply Beautiful. What kept Me entranced was the little boy in the background who was absolutely drawn in. The innocence!
G💖D Bless & always Keep him & you all. 💞
Tears, many tears and lots of joy. Thank you.
So grateful for this gorgeous song, again at this time, this year. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Tears of joy. Fills my neshama with light and joy.
Be still my heart. This is so beautiful. Thank you Yosef and crew for making such inspirational music. Props to the kids in the background for being quiet and cardioid mics for being so good at only picking up what's right in front of them...
Thanks, Jonathan.
Aaaaaaaahhhhhh... What a soulful landing. Perfect addition to my Omer practice. Thank you!
Yessss!! ❤️
Shir Yaakov Feit Thank you for being a musical-spiritual journey partner.
Wow! Another counting completed, feeling so blessed with your accompaniment. Already looking forward to next year. Gratitude and Blessings.
Just can't get tired of listening to this song
YOU are soo right! This makes the Omer feel like it is going to prom! WOW!! Gorgeous!!
This is incredibly beautiful; thanks for sharing...I found myself harmonizing along with the very talented trio!
Thank you, dear ones.
so much joy and beauty
Such a beautiful music and interpretation and the children make the scene out of the ordinary
I love everything about this. Thank you for merging your creative energies and sharing this bounty with us.
Stephanie Weishaar Thank you!
Shalom
Beautiful. Chag Pesach Sameach!
Supergroup. It's like watching the Jewish CSNY.
Incredibly beautiful…learning for my shul
Beautiful. Thank you for this offering.
Luv this again and again❤
So beautiful!
So touching and healing, thank U for sharing your beautiful gift of music!
Yes yes yes!!
Fantastic musical application for this text and season. Thank you!!
Ahhhhh!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😀👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Oh just lovely....
helene scarcia Thank you!
Love this! Beautful composition and performance.
Beautiful!
Beautiful
Beautiful, my [very] old chaver! Wonderful to hear your voice and support your continued music development
Ari Kellman Thank you! And we’re not THAT old. ;)
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I love this! such beautiful harmonies.
Thank you, Aly!
Just beautiful!
Thank you, Ellie!
Simply lovely
So lovely
Do you have any Sephardic songs sang in Ladino/Spanish?
Can you please post the entirety of the lyrics?
I loved this piece! The last chord is not the tonic key, though. Was it written this way?
Wonderful, very right harmony makes an already beautiful song even more so. Is the language Yiddish? Is there any significance to the palms being held upwards during the singing?
David, thank you. It's a combination of Aramaic and Hebrew.
I don't think the hand position has any special significance. Just general gesticulating.
Does anyone have a way for me to get this annotated? Here's what I figured out chord-wise (font didn't translate well, should've done it in courier):
D G D D G D
LeSheim yichud Kudshah Berikh Hu uShkhinteih…
D G D D G D
Hineni muchan umzuman l’kayem mitzvat aseh
Bm G Bm G A
shel Sefirat Ha-Omer shel Sefirat Ha- O-mer
Bm G Bm G A
shel Sefirat Ha-Omer shel Sefirat Ha- O-mer
Bm Bm G Bm A D
Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah.
Bm Bm G D A D
Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah.
D G D D G D
Baruch ata A-donai E-loheinu Melech Ha-Olam
D G D D G D
Asher kid shanu B’mitzvotav V’tzivanu
Bm G Bm G A
Al sfirat ha-omer Al sfirat ha-omer
Bm G Bm G A
Al sfirat ha-omer Al sfirat ha-omer
Bm Bm G D A D
Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah.
Bm G D A D
Sheva shabba tot temimot tihyenah.