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Great arrangement! My synagogue choir sang it very often and I sang the Chazzanut quite often. There is also a good Sulzler arrangement and I have my own as well, when it is recorded next, I will upload it.
Lewandowski was the "big Dog" in Berlin, whilst Sulzer was "big Dog" in Vienna. Great guys!!
There is a nice part of the "Alte Synagogue" in the Oranienburgerstraße in Berlin, which today is a a museum, that is dedicated to Lewandowski!!
Not that I want to be a critic here, If you like Catholic, Christian, influence on Jewish tunes that's beautiful. If not, which is where I'm at. That sounds way too much like Catholic music. But that's me, I'm a traditionalist. That's not a criticism of anyone personally, I just like my traditional chanting. I know Catholic music, I was raised in a Catholic neighborhood. Ive been to Catholic churches many, many times. That sounds just like a Catholic church to me.
Not really, it's just Jewish music coming into the feeling of the harmonies and techniques of the Romantic period of music. But I like virtually every style of Jewish music, to whit, to whit.
Not that I want to be a critic here, If you like Catholic, Christian, influence on Jewish tunes that's beautiful. If not, which is where I'm at. That sounds way too much like Catholic music. But that's me, I'm a traditionalist. That's not a criticism of anyone personally, I just like my traditional chanting. I know Catholic music, I was raised in a Catholic neighborhood. Ive been to Catholic churches many, many times. That sounds just like a Catholic church to me.
Not really, it's just Jewish music coming into the feeling of the harmonies and techniques of the Romantic period of music. But I like virtually every style of Jewish music, to whit, to whit.
Ok we disagree... I'm not sure if you've ever been to a Catholic worship service? I have, i wouldn't be able to tell the difference if i walked in on that tune. The instrumental and style there is not traditionally Jewish anything, but I'm done, I don't want to offend my friend
Although my personal religious musical experiences are more along the lines of AC/DC, just thought I'd pop in and say this is a very nice thread.This is for Jewish prayers and also popular Hebrew singers/groups.
Ana BeKoach - Ovadia Chamama, Yitzik Eshel and 'Heaven and Earth' - YouTube
"ANA BEKOACH" is one of the most powerful prayers there is in the Jewish religion with in regards to the energetic frequency it contained within. It is not an exaggeration that it could lift you literally to the sky. Its strength lies in the unique combination of the letters. It is recommended to say this prayer each morning, and/or before an important occasion, couple meeting, interview etc' as the Arizel recommends to do.
"ANA BEKOACH" prayer, after being said in the morning can be repeated all through the day when a complicated situation occurs, a great task is before us or with any occasion when you need to communicate with upper realms.
The upper worlds are the worlds where our strength and awareness are unlimited and may open ourselves to any thing new. A world with unlimited opportunities, abundance, knowledge, awareness and inspiration.
"ANA BEKOACH" prayer helps us to open ourselves to anything that arrives from these worlds. For generations "ANA BEKOACH" prayer received great importance at the Kabbalist and mystics that knew the enormous strength of the letters combination in the prayer.
Therefore you may find "ANA BEKOACH" set inside talismans, synagogue signs and painted windows, in order to give strength and assistance to elevate to upper worlds. In fact, its main goal of spiritual work is to elevate beyond the five known senses and to remind ourselves that the materialistic world is not limiting us and our awareness has the ability to go beyond substance.
Hebrew version (English letters)
"ANA BEKOACH"
ANA BEKOACH. GEDULAT YEMINECHA. TATIR ZERURA
KABEL RINAT. AMCHA SAGVENU. TAHARENU NORA
NA GIBOR. DORSHEY YICHUDCHA. KEBAVAT SHOMREM
BARCHEM TEHAREM. RACHAMEY ZIDEKATCHA.
TAMID GOMLEM
HASIN KADOSH. BEROV TUVECHA. NAHEL ADOTECHA
YAHID GE'EA. LEAMECHA PNNE. ZOCHREY KDUSHATECHA
SHAVATENU KABEL. USHEMA ZAKATENU. YODE TA'ALUMOT.
The English Translation for Ana Bekoach
With your great power release the bonds of exile from your people. Receive our prayer, the prayer of your people, elevate us, and purify us, great one. Please o mighty one .Keep us safe, protect us from harm and save us. Bless us, give us strength with your grace, reward us and have mercy on us. O great one with your powers, guide your congregation with kindness. Superior, the one and only, come back to your people, people who worship you and remember your holiness. Accept our plea hear our bitterly cry. You, the one who knows the true hidden way.
(*) the power of the prayer - however- lies in the combination of the Hebrew letters only and by far any other way.
Although my personal religious musical experiences are more along the lines of AC/DC, just thought I'd pop in and say this is a very nice thread.This is for Jewish prayers and also popular Hebrew singers/groups.
Ana BeKoach - Ovadia Chamama, Yitzik Eshel and 'Heaven and Earth' - YouTube
"ANA BEKOACH" is one of the most powerful prayers there is in the Jewish religion with in regards to the energetic frequency it contained within. It is not an exaggeration that it could lift you literally to the sky. Its strength lies in the unique combination of the letters. It is recommended to say this prayer each morning, and/or before an important occasion, couple meeting, interview etc' as the Arizel recommends to do.
"ANA BEKOACH" prayer, after being said in the morning can be repeated all through the day when a complicated situation occurs, a great task is before us or with any occasion when you need to communicate with upper realms.
The upper worlds are the worlds where our strength and awareness are unlimited and may open ourselves to any thing new. A world with unlimited opportunities, abundance, knowledge, awareness and inspiration.
"ANA BEKOACH" prayer helps us to open ourselves to anything that arrives from these worlds. For generations "ANA BEKOACH" prayer received great importance at the Kabbalist and mystics that knew the enormous strength of the letters combination in the prayer.
Therefore you may find "ANA BEKOACH" set inside talismans, synagogue signs and painted windows, in order to give strength and assistance to elevate to upper worlds. In fact, its main goal of spiritual work is to elevate beyond the five known senses and to remind ourselves that the materialistic world is not limiting us and our awareness has the ability to go beyond substance.
Hebrew version (English letters)
"ANA BEKOACH"
ANA BEKOACH. GEDULAT YEMINECHA. TATIR ZERURA
KABEL RINAT. AMCHA SAGVENU. TAHARENU NORA
NA GIBOR. DORSHEY YICHUDCHA. KEBAVAT SHOMREM
BARCHEM TEHAREM. RACHAMEY ZIDEKATCHA.
TAMID GOMLEM
HASIN KADOSH. BEROV TUVECHA. NAHEL ADOTECHA
YAHID GE'EA. LEAMECHA PNNE. ZOCHREY KDUSHATECHA
SHAVATENU KABEL. USHEMA ZAKATENU. YODE TA'ALUMOT.
The English Translation for Ana Bekoach
With your great power release the bonds of exile from your people. Receive our prayer, the prayer of your people, elevate us, and purify us, great one. Please o mighty one .Keep us safe, protect us from harm and save us. Bless us, give us strength with your grace, reward us and have mercy on us. O great one with your powers, guide your congregation with kindness. Superior, the one and only, come back to your people, people who worship you and remember your holiness. Accept our plea hear our bitterly cry. You, the one who knows the true hidden way.
(*) the power of the prayer - however- lies in the combination of the Hebrew letters only and by far any other way.
Kudos...
.Exalted be the Living G-d and praised, He exists - unbounded by time in His existence. He is One - and there is no unity like His Oneness. Inscrutable and infinite is His Oneness. He has no semblance of a body nor is He corporeal; nor has His holiness any comparison. He preceded every being that was created - the First, and nothing preceded His precedence. Behold! He is Master of the universe to every creature, He demonstrates His greatness and His sovereignty. He granted His flow of prophecy to His treasured splendrous people. In Yisrael none like Moshe arose again - a prophet who perceived His vision clearly. G-d gave His people a Torah of truth, by means of His prophet, the most trusted of His household. G-d will never amend nor exchange His law for any other one, for all eternity. He scrutinizes and knows our hiddenmost secrets; He perceives a matter's outcome at its inception. He recompenses man with kindness according to his deed; He places evil on the wicked according to his wickedness. By the End of Days He will send our Mashiach, to redeem those longing for His final salvation. G-d will revive the dead in His abundant kindness - Blessed forever is His praised Name
Yigdal (“may he be magnified”is often the concluding prayer of the Friday evening service in Sephardic congregations; the Ashkenazim recite it during weekday morning prayers. This prayer, believed to be composed by R Daniel bar Judah, is based on the “Thirteen Principles of Faith” described by Maimonides in his book, Commentary on the Mishnah. Yigdal restates the first two commandments of the Ten Commandments — “I am the Lord thy God” and “Thou shalt have no other gods before Me.” Yigdal is a powerful hymn reminding the Jewish people of the power of God.
Yosi Azulay - Yigdal - YouTube
.Exalted be the Living G-d and praised, He exists - unbounded by time in His existence. He is One - and there is no unity like His Oneness. Inscrutable and infinite is His Oneness. He has no semblance of a body nor is He corporeal; nor has His holiness any comparison. He preceded every being that was created - the First, and nothing preceded His precedence. Behold! He is Master of the universe to every creature, He demonstrates His greatness and His sovereignty. He granted His flow of prophecy to His treasured splendrous people. In Yisrael none like Moshe arose again - a prophet who perceived His vision clearly. G-d gave His people a Torah of truth, by means of His prophet, the most trusted of His household. G-d will never amend nor exchange His law for any other one, for all eternity. He scrutinizes and knows our hiddenmost secrets; He perceives a matter's outcome at its inception. He recompenses man with kindness according to his deed; He places evil on the wicked according to his wickedness. By the End of Days He will send our Mashiach, to redeem those longing for His final salvation. G-d will revive the dead in His abundant kindness - Blessed forever is His praised Name
Yigdal (may he be magnified) is often the concluding prayer of the Friday evening service in Sephardic congregations; the Ashkenazim recite it during weekday morning prayers. This prayer, believed to be composed by R Daniel bar Judah, is based on the Thirteen Principles of Faith described by Maimonides in his book, Commentary on the Mishnah. Yigdal restates the first two commandments of the Ten Commandments I am the Lord thy God and Thou shalt have no other gods before Me. Yigdal is a powerful hymn reminding the Jewish people of the power of God.
