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A completely new approach to translating this Shabbat greeting song
This mystical hymn to the Shabbat was composed by the kabbalist Rabbi Alkabetz (c. 5260-5340) who was the teacher as well as the brother-in-law of the famed kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Cordovero. Rabbi Alkabetz was one of the members of the esteemed Safed circl...
Mystical hymn to Shabbat
Mystical hymn to Shabbat
A completely new approach to translating the Shabbat greeting song
For over a thousand years, paytanim have composed piyyutim for various occasions.
Singing the Shabbat song welcoming the Shabbat in the Friday night prayers.
Singing the Shabbat hymn welcoming the Shabbat, which is sung in the Friday night prayers. This popular rendition of Lecha Dodi is to the Chassidic tune of “Becha Hashem”.
Singing the Shabbat song welcoming the Shabbat in the Friday night prayers.
Singing the Shabbat hymn welcoming the Shabbat, which is widely sung in the Friday night prayers. This rendition of Lecha Dodi is to the popular Chassidic tune known as Yifrach.
Lecha Dodi (“Come My Beloved”) is a hymn sung during Friday night services. It was composed by Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz.
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