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Beautiful! Just as I remember it from 50 years ago!!!
Touching melody!
Beautiful, I love this tune for Odom Alom
You mean Adon Olam.
A beautiful rendition.
Is this the Spanish Portuguese tradition and is there any way I can get a copy of the transliterationThank you
May MY LORD OF ABRAHAM , ISSAC AND JACOB BLESS ISRRAEL AND ECUADOR. AMEN
Beautiful, but it's 2 verses out of 5. All the other versions are twice this length.
At the point where it jumps to the last verse, just repeat the music heard thus far another 3 times to cover the verses. Basically - it is 4 verses with the same arrangement, then the 5th verse has changed harmony, followed by the special coda.
In Spanish please...alguien que lo pudiera traducir en Español?gracias
maybe in Europe, not in the US or South America..., not in Reform or Conservative synagogues.
This is a Spanish/Portuguese melody that is still chanted today at Sefardi synagogues.
Beautiful! Just as I remember it from 50 years ago!!!
Touching melody!
Beautiful, I love this tune for Odom Alom
You mean Adon Olam.
A beautiful rendition.
Is this the Spanish Portuguese tradition and is there any way I can get a copy of the transliteration
Thank you
May MY LORD OF ABRAHAM , ISSAC AND JACOB BLESS ISRRAEL AND ECUADOR. AMEN
Beautiful, but it's 2 verses out of 5. All the other versions are twice this length.
At the point where it jumps to the last verse, just repeat the music heard thus far another 3 times to cover the verses. Basically - it is 4 verses with the same arrangement, then the 5th verse has changed harmony, followed by the special coda.
In Spanish please...alguien que lo pudiera traducir en Español?gracias
maybe in Europe, not in the US or South America..., not in Reform or Conservative synagogues.
This is a Spanish/Portuguese melody that is still chanted today at Sefardi synagogues.