Cantor Schwartz Sings “T'fillat Tal" ("Prayer for Dew")

“What is it about praying for dew that prompted composers to set it to music, cantors to sing it, and most of all, generations of Jews to let it capture our hearts and imagination?” Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove asks in a sermon about Tal, a Passover prayer for dew that is considered a cantorial crown jewel. Using dew as a metaphor for measured leadership, the rabbi explains that, “There are times when our strongest and best move is to gently provide a layer of dew to sustain life for another day.” We wish you a happy, sweet, and gentle Passover.
Music: Oscar Julius (a Lower East Side Golden Age composer)
New woodwind arrangement: Raymond Goldstein (Jerusalem

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How we need the blessings of Hashem for morning dew in Formosa just now! Toda rabah. תּוֹדָה רַבָּה

Shalom 🕎
So beautiful 🎇