The Tzlil V'zemer Boys Choir presents a favorite Chanukah song, Oh Chanukah...
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the variation in the music from this familiar song makes you think another time the meaning of the words. When I saw this I thought, children are really a gift .
It's so dificult for me to find a hannukah CD (or anything hanuka, including cards) in europe. I guess another year without hannukah music at home around the table...
I especially liked that the children singing in this video are serious . I know it's supposed to be a children's holiday, but sometimes people overdo the childish part and it perturbs even the children. I remember from my childhood. Music is a discipline and an art. Jewish holidays are meaningful for us and we shoudn't copy Christmas and overdo certain things.
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Amazing!!! Sooooo cute! I love it. Put something else like it on. I love the voices and I listen to their music a lot. It is very cute especially because they are so young here. Its beautiful.
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this song is sooooo wonderful it gives me a lot of happiness! it's so cute :)
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ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. BOTH THE SONG AND PRESENTATION. Thank you!!
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I just cant get enough of it... gives me a great warm feeling. I just love it.
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What a great site. The choir gave me goosebumps and watching Hanukkah from space was incredible.
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Sooo sweet the choir and the imagery,could listen to this all day! Happy Chanukah to all! Shalom!
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The choir is so sweet.. My grandsons love it, and want to hear it again and again and again and again
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very nice piece. we listen every night after we light chanuka candles. chag sameach to all .
lets all spread some light
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This video is INSPIRING! I have seen it several times,sent it to my relatives and shared it on facebook. Congraulations!
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Chanukah, oh Chanukah, come light the Menorah
Chanukah, oh Chanukah, come light the Menorah
Gather around the table and let’s have a treat
Happy songs we’ll sing and latkes we’ll eat
And while we are singing
The candles are burning bright
One for each night, they shed a sweet light
And remind us of days long ago
Oh Chanukah, oh Chanukah, a festival of joy
A holiday, a jolly day, for every girl and boy
Gather around the table and let’s have a treat
Happy songs we’ll sing and latkes we’ll eat
And while we are singing
We’ll think of those days long ago
And then we’ll tell the story of the miracles, glory
And dance by the candles burning low
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the song we sing in our choir is like this, but different.
it goes:
Light the bright Menorah, we'll all dance the hora, now we light the candles eight in a row watch them burning brightly cheerfully glow, tell a story__ tell story. Story of the days of old, Judea Maccabee fought to set his people free he was fearless courageous and bold!
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Oh, Chanukah, Oh, Chanukah!
Tzlil V'zemer Children's Choir |
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The Tzlil V'zemer Boys Choir presents a favorite Chanukah song, Oh Chanukah... (2:27) |
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| Lighting the Menorah; a song about this sacred tradition.
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| A Dreidel song for children.
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| The English version of this popular children's Chanukah song.
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The Chanukah Story
This action-filled radio play portrays the miracle of Chanuka as a victory of Jewish spirit over the forces of assimilation.
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| For eight days the world glows a little bit brighter as giant outdoor Menorahs light up the night sky. These menorahs are placed by Chabad-Lubavitch organizations to help publicize the Chanukah miracle.
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| Traditional tune used to sing the blessings on the Menorah
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| Traditional prayer, sung after the lighting of the Menorah.
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| A traditional Chanukah song
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