Showing posts with label Chanukah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chanukah. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Al Hanissim • Safam/MBD

Thanks for sticking with us through yesterday's Terrible Matchup. Here is a little makeup singy.


Al Hanissim by Safam on Grooveshark




Sunday, December 1, 2013

Friday, December 14, 2012

Lichtalach • Tzlil V'zemer

This is the third, but never the last time that this song is posted (previously posted in 2008 and 2010). Because, really, "Aier faier is heilig un taier!"

Rock on, Jews! Be happy, be bright, be lightful!

Monday, December 10, 2012

Haneiros Halalu • The Chassidic House Party feat. Choni G

If ShirShelYom exists for a single reason, that single reason is this. For a quick-fix, watch from 5:05, then again from 7:05.

The Chassidic House Party has arrived for very, very good, my friends. Recorded on Samsung Galaxy by SSY Contibutor Levi.

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Keli Atah | Haneiros Halalu
(Avraham Fried "Hupp Cossack")

For Rosh Chodesh:

For Chanukah:

Thank you excellent people who joined the high, high, kumzitz last night! And to my partner, friend and harmony. For many particular things and all of them together.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Keli Atah - Avraham Fried - "Hallel"

By mentschlich request. Happy chanukah! Happy chodesh! I quite don't like most of this song, but for the tenuah "Ki, ki lecha..."

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Maoz Tzur - London School of Jewish Song

The thing with old-school Jew music--actually, lots of music--is that is is waaaay over-orchestrated. The bass line is dizzying on this track, it's almost playing [bad] lead; the horns between every signature are simply unneeded. Happy Chanukah!

Monday, December 20, 2010

Biglal Haneiros Hallolu - Shlomo Carlebach

Every question you ever ask is the Gemara's question: Mai Chanukah?

Lulay soiroscha into Haneiros Hallolu TTTO B'shem Hashem followed by Biglal Avos. This is to say: When the Torah (Haneiros Hallolu) is studied without the Nosein Hatorah in mind, at least zchus avoseinu toshia. Or something.