Is that pine they are using for besamim? I am Ashkenazi, we typically use clove. I’m trying to watch videos to see the differences between practices of Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi.
www.zemirotdatabase.org/view_song.php?id=105 and static1.squarespace.com/static/513b9fc4e4b0b5df0ebd941d/t/56a4fe9e42f552687685bf4b/1453653663018/El+Eliyahu.pdf for both songs
I love this song and I have a dilemma only someone who knows Hebrew can answer. The version of the song by Gail Javitt, in the second part, "Solu drachim li, panu lenavocha", the word "lenavocha" has a "V" sound in it or so I keep hearing, so can it also be pronounced "Venavocha"? Not trying to be technical, I just love her version of the song and trying to figure it out to pronounce correctly. Thank you. (I will put a link to the part I'm referring to) th-cam.com/video/PyTjzRoZh6M/w-d-xo.html
I love this video
Shavua tov
Q bueno que traduzcan en español soms un grupos nuevos de a penas 6 años.
Sephardic style from Yerushalem
שבוע טוב
this is not Sephardic...it's mizrachi...😅😅😅😅
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These are Sephardic people so yeah it’s Sephardic style, no matter the origin. Praise Adonai 🕊️
G-d bless you all!!
love this
ALLAH O AKBER ALLAH bless you ❤️ Aameen
יופי
What is the name of this song?
Where can I find the lyrics?
LaNer Velivsamim
Which sidur is this. I like that song.!!
Seattle Sephardic Community Siddur
Shabua tob Sinja tora permasa fragancia Kadosh Baruj HU. TODA RABA H.
So sephardi
The song is Laner Velivsamim
Laner velivsamim
Is that pine they are using for besamim?
I am Ashkenazi, we typically use clove.
I’m trying to watch videos to see the differences between practices of Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi.
Could you give us the lyrics to that song? searched and did not find.
www.zemirotdatabase.org/view_song.php?id=105 and static1.squarespace.com/static/513b9fc4e4b0b5df0ebd941d/t/56a4fe9e42f552687685bf4b/1453653663018/El+Eliyahu.pdf for both songs
Laner velisamim :)
Is this Syrian nusach? Farsi? ... definitely not Moroccan
Syrian
Ottoman
Alguém pode enviar o nome das belas músicas por favor se encontro...
Hamavdil Ben chodesh lechol
Havdalah
Eliyahu Hanavi
I love this song and I have a dilemma only someone who knows Hebrew can answer. The version of the song by Gail Javitt, in the second part, "Solu drachim li, panu lenavocha", the word "lenavocha" has a "V" sound in it or so I keep hearing, so can it also be pronounced "Venavocha"? Not trying to be technical, I just love her version of the song and trying to figure it out to pronounce correctly. Thank you. (I will put a link to the part I'm referring to) th-cam.com/video/PyTjzRoZh6M/w-d-xo.html
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🙌🏼🇮🇱
Lelelelelelelehhhhh
🙏🏼❤️
Que maravilla, yo quisiera ser uno de ellos
🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@ואשריתקסטרו Qué? jaja