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From Adon Olam to Yih'yu L'ratzon and 36 songs in between, this songbook of spiritual music by Rebecca Schwartz is a comprehensive collection of all 18 songs from her recording AHAVAH RABAH, 17 from her CD LIGHT OF SHABBAT, a new Hashkiveinu, and the life cycle songs And Baby Makes Five for a B'rit Milah or Bar Mitzvah, and All Your Love for a wedding. Co-edited by Rebecca and Joe Eglash,
this book contains melody line, guitar chords (including chord grids
for her more unusual playing), descriptions of how the songs were
written, Hebrew, transliterations, and translations. Two full piano
arrangements are included for Shalom Aleichem and Modim.
The songbook of original compositions is divided into categories for
Kabbalat Shabbat, Shabbat evening and morning, closing prayers, healing
prayers, and those for the new month and new week, and Pesach. This
lovely book showcases Rebecca's beautiful music!
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P'TACH LIBI: OPEN MY HEART
This new release from Rebecca Schwartz features 16 original songs for Shabbat and beyond that create a soothing yet powerful landscape for prayer. The finely crafted songs, memorable melodies, and superb production of P'tach Libi make this CD a must-have for rabbis, cantors, and service leaders seeking new prayer melodies that will brighten their worship and draw their congregation together into a deeply spiritual community. |
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AHAVAH RABAH: WITH DEEP LOVE
Rebecca believes in the power of prayer through music so she composes melodies that are user friendly not only to cantors and song leaders but to lay leaders and congregants too. Her recording of 18 Hebrew and English original songs of spirit, love, and hope can be enjoyed by all for pure listening pleasure, and as a means to learn prayers.
Y'did Nefesh (by Rebecca) and
Shalom Aleichem (written by
Jeff Marder) were winners at Shalshelet's first International Festival of Jewish Liturgical Music (2004), with recognition at this same event for
Birkat Haneirot. Co-writer of
Haderech Lashalom
Sharon Katz joins Rebecca in singing that song and both are accompanied by
Cantor Elena Zarkh on
V'shamru and
Shiru L'Adonai. Rosh Chodesh, Havdalah, and
We Celebrate Together (written for a Women's Seder) are refreshing new melodies for these celebrations. Other selections include:
Sh'ma Koleinu (Hear Our Voice), Shabbat Nigun, L'chah Dodi, Ahavat Olam, Oseh Shalom, Hal'luyah, Ahavah Rabah, Mipi Eil, and
Eiliyahu Hanavi. You will feel enriched by listening to this beautiful recording that Rebecca has created. |
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LIGHT OF SHABBAT, THE
Congregants at Old York Road Temple-Beth Am in Abington, PA are drawn together in a deeply spiritual community as soloist
Rebecca Schwartz, leads worshippers on a sweet journey through the Shabbat morning service, often comprised of her soulful original melodies. This CD captures that awe inspiring feeling as new settings for traditional t'filot infuse fresh meaning into familiar prayers. The 20 selections, all in Hebrew, showcase Rebecca's lovely rich voice and uplifting presentation, backed by acoustic guitar, bass, flute, clarinet, percussion and drums. You will enjoy her compelling melodies for
Modeh Ani, Mah Tovu, Bar'chu, Sh'ma, Mi Chamochah, Tsur Yisrael, K'dushah, R'tsei, Modim, Sim Shalom, Yih'yu L'ratson, Adon Olam, and others, as well as a beautiful rendition of
Steve Dropkin's
Oseh Shalom. The Jewish world can now be the beneficiary of this talented woman who shares with us her gift of music.
Rebecca's clear, soft voice and lovely phrasing illuminate these Shabbat selections! |
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