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Sophie and the Shofar
Item #: 101078
Fran Manushkin,
Illustrated by
Rosalind Charney Kaye
Two cousins, Sophie and
Sasha, play and work
togetheruntil a missing
shofar comes between them.
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The incredible spirit and creativity of Shabbat worship music is reflected in Shabbat Anthology Volume IV. The latest volume of this popular series features more new compositions by favorite artists and composers, new settings of liturgical classics, and a beautiful CD that will be a welcome addition to your Jewish music collection.
Shabbat Anthology Volume III includes classic liturgical works from a veritable Who’s Who of contemporary composers: Erik Contzius, Doug Cotler, Meir Finkelstein, Eliot Glaser, Bradley Hyman, Michael Isaacson, Max Janowski, Robin Anne Joseph, Neal Katz, Jeff Klepper, Avi Maslo, Steve Meltzer, Mary Jane Newman, Michael Hunter Ochs, Marshall Portnoy, Sam Radwine, Emanuel Rosenberg, Davis Schiff, Rebecca Schwartz, Leon Sher, Bonia Shur, Craig Taubman, Matthew Van Brink, Hans Wurman, Sol Zim and more. Several traditional and “folk” pieces are also included.
Continuing the Shabbat Anthology standard, the latest installment is a must-have for those looking to add something new to their worship. Includes CD with all 30 songs, featuring performances by the original artists, as well as an all-star lineup of wonderful cantorial voices.
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Download track 30, "Hava Nashira", from the Shabbat Anthology Volume IV recording |
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The long-awaited collection is finally here! Shabbat Anthology brings to light both newly composed and older Sabbath music that has never been published, in Piano/Vocal/Guitar format. Shabbat Anthology Volume I includes classic liturgical works from such esteemed composers as Aminadav Aloni, Bruce Benson, Steve Dropkin, Michael Isaacson, Danny Maseng, Safam, Shirona, Bonia Shur, Ben Steinberg and many more, plus a niggunim (wordless melodies) section! Perfect for those looking to add something new or newly-arranged music to their worship. Includes CD with all 28 songs, featuring performances by the original artists, as well as Cantors Alane Katzew, Jack Mendelson, Bruce Ruben, Josee Wolff and more. |
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Shabbat Anthology Volume II (Book/CD set)
The long-awaited series is finally here! Shabbat Anthology brings to light both newly composed and older Sabbath music that has never been published, in Piano/Vocal/Guitar format.Shabbat Anthology Volume II includes classic liturgical works from such esteemed composers as Joe Black, Charles Davidson, Paula Goldberg, Sylvia Goldstein, Lisa Levine, Louis Lewandowski, Mah Tovu, Rachelle Nelson, Stuart Rauch, Benjie Ellen Schiller, Sol Zim and many more. Several 'folk' pieces are also included, focusing on the music of the Ladino (Judeo-Spanish)-speaking Sephardic Jews. Perfect for those looking to add something new to their worship. Includes CD with all 33 songs, featuring performances by the original artists, as well as Cantors Richard Botton, Erik L.F. Contzius, Jessica Epstein, Mark Opatow, Kari Siegel-Eglash and others. |
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Shabbat Anthology Volume III CD
The incredible spirit and creativity of Shabbat worship music is reflected in Shabbat Anthology Volume III. The latest volume of this popular series features more new compositions by favorite artists and composers, new settings of liturgical classics, and a beautiful CD that will be a welcome addition to your Jewish music collection.
Shabbat Anthology Volume III includes classic liturgical works from a veritable Who’s Who of contemporary composers: Erik Contzius, Doug Cotler, Meir Finkelstein, Eliot Glaser, Bradley Hyman, Michael Isaacson, Max Janowski, Robin Anne Joseph, Neal Katz, Jeff Klepper, Avi Maslo, Steve Meltzer, Mary Jane Newman, Michael Hunter Ochs, Marshall Portnoy, Sam Radwine, Emanuel Rosenberg, Davis Schiff, Rebecca Schwartz, Leon Sher, Bonia Shur, Craig Taubman, Matthew Van Brink, Hans Wurman, Sol Zim and more. Several traditional and “folk” pieces are also included.
Continuing the Shabbat Anthology standard, the latest installment is a must-have for those looking to add something new to their worship. Includes CD with all 30 songs, featuring performances by the original artists, as well as an all-star lineup of wonderful cantorial voices.
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