Ancient jewish music of Tehillim ת××××× (Psalms)in Hebrew using many styles such as: calypso, reggae, rock, mizrachi, bossa nova, latin, features the entire chapter, not just one line, featuring arrangement by Ken Burgess

10 MP3 Songs in this album (55:27) !
Related styles: WORLD: Middle East Contemporary, POP: Pop/Rock

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Details:
The music in the Album combines gentle guitars with rythms that touches deep inside & reveals A different & exciting music to its listeners. We have pulled together a great team of talent to present these Jewish National anthems (tehillim) to you, such as

Ken Burgess ---- musical producer, arranger
Avi Singolda --- Guitar ---××× ×¡×× ×××××
Arieh Volnitz --- Bass
Amit Harel --- Keyboards
Gadi Sari --- Percussion
Adi Meiri --- Trumpet
Peta Vertheimer--- Wind instruments

King David, Asaf, Sons of Korach --- Lyrics
Tor Marquis --- Singer, Songwriter

Hebrew Text Vocal Editing: Rabbi Avi Kosman of Bnai Brak, Navah Baruchin

Promotion, Sales, Graphics: Carolynn Burgess



There are 8 chapters of Tehillim (Psalms)on the album. Each song has the entire hebrew text of the psalm. We have tried to capture the mood of the psalm with each song. If one sings along its possible to merit the reward of saying psalms in your car, or in your house. Its very helpful to review the psalms in hebrew in advance to enhance your listening experience.

As a tool for Jewish Education

I must share with you my personal experience in singing these special mystical songs. I had to research the pronunciation and meaning of each of the verses so as to transmit a clear message of the psalmist. I soon discovered an added benefit - the music facilitates the listener to memorize psalms in hebrew, just as if one was learning the lyrics to their favorite song. Then I learned that to sing the words properly with the correct pronunciation has increased my understanding of the chapter.

To sum it up this is not just a music listening experience. when you memorize and understand the meaning of the psalm, you can increase your focus to fulfil the original purpose of the psalm - to get closer to G-d.

The Psalms were originally received with holiness as a way for Man to overcome various spiritual ailments that he encounters. The original psalms had music that accompanied the psalm as is mentioned at the beginning of many psalms. The original music has been long forgotten, but various modern composers have been able to compose music to accompany the original text. It is in this vein, that I have intended to compose music to accompany the original text.

The recording process has been a great leap in effort and expense for us and now were ready to share it with you, so pull out your psalms for a quick review and turn on your mp3 player lets get moving - in the upward direction.

Special Announcement: Audio translation and commentary to these chapters of tehillim (psalms) are available as a special edition of Rabbi Kosman's Master Tehillim series, as a download or cd; contact: tel (03)579-4067; www.RABBIKOSMAN.com; ak18@neto.bezeqint.net