Showing posts with label Sefiras Ha'Omer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sefiras Ha'Omer. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Ribono Shel Olam (Sefiras Haomer) •
Yossele Rosenblatt via Meir Boruch Kohn

Not a bad effort for a sleeping Chazzan.



But in serious: It seems he is singing it to someone over the phone, hence, the lazy look. I recommend checking out on YouTube. Very pleasant, full voice.

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Welcome to Shir Shel Yemei Sefira!


Why is this year different from all other years?
In all other years, we posted songs with lenience to the left. This year, we sit upright.

Climb with me brothers, sisters and people I may never meet. Today is Discipline of Discipline—Gevurah shebeGevurah—perhaps meaning the ability to tame the urge to constantly tame urges.

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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Ribono Shel Olam • Moshe Schulhof
Pierre Pinchik, composer

A bit rushed, but certainly smooth and pleasant. Hits all the Pinchikities but with a little less precision.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Ribono Shel Olam (Sefirah) - Moshe Schulhof sings Pierre Pinchik

Mostly Eh, with a bit of Ahh! during his "Ma Shepogamti" at 5:28.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Ribono Shel Olam (Sefira) - Rosenblatt


Yofyofisa - A.K.A. Pella (covering Shalsheles)

There is much that isn't right with this post. There is time that isn't much to spend expressing it. Is "insipid" the correct word to describe the sound? Ber asks. Maybe. "Insipid" means "lacking flavor". I think this just lacks taste. I love it.



The intro is a cover of Nothing Else Matters and they--get this--called it "Yuffing Else Matters!" Blaaaaahhhurghhhhghh!!! Ehhhhhhh!!! Buuuuhhhhhhhhhhhh....llurghhh. Can The Oatmeal provide a fitting interjection for me, please?

"We're counting, we're counting the days... Today is the ei-ei-eighth day, we're on our way... from Pesach until Shavuos time... ladida don't remember the woooords..."

This post is also to prove that our blog is capable of observing the ancient practice of musicless sefira, but won't because our rabbinic overseers consider it a simple oversight.

Peace and lunch!