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    Shabbat Nefesh March 27

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    The document contains the lyrics and melodies for several Jewish prayers and songs that are traditionally sung during Shabbat evening services. This includes songs welcoming Shabbat like "Lecha Dodi," prayers like the "Shema" and "V'ahavta," and concluding songs like "Shalom Aleichem" that wish peace upon entering and leaving the synagogue. The document provides musical notation to accompany singing the traditional melodies for these prayers and songs.

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    Shabbat Nefesh March 27

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    The document contains the lyrics and melodies for several Jewish prayers and songs that are traditionally sung during Shabbat evening services. This includes songs welcoming Shabbat like "Lecha Dodi," prayers like the "Shema" and "V'ahavta," and concluding songs like "Shalom Aleichem" that wish peace upon entering and leaving the synagogue. The document provides musical notation to accompany singing the traditional melodies for these prayers and songs.

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    The document contains the lyrics and melodies for several Jewish prayers and songs that are traditionally sung during Shabbat evening services. This includes songs welcoming Shabbat like "Lecha Dodi," prayers like the "Shema" and "V'ahavta," and concluding songs like "Shalom Aleichem" that wish peace upon entering and leaving the synagogue. The document provides musical notation to accompany singing the traditional melodies for these prayers and songs.

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    118 views5 pages

    Shabbat Nefesh March 27

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    The document contains the lyrics and melodies for several Jewish prayers and songs that are traditionally sung during Shabbat evening services. This includes songs welcoming Shabbat like "Lecha Dodi," prayers like the "Shema" and "V'ahavta," and concluding songs like "Shalom Aleichem" that wish peace upon entering and leaving the synagogue. The document provides musical notation to accompany singing the traditional melodies for these prayers and songs.

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    1.

    Poteah et Yadeha (+3 Am)

    Poteah et yadeha, umasbiah l’chol chai ratzon

    When you open your hand, all who are hungry may eat

    When you open your hand all who are seeking may find

    When you open your hand, all who are weary may rest

    When you open your hand, all of your children are blessed

    When we open our hands, all who are hungry may eat

    When we open our hands, all who are seeking may find

    When we open our hands, all who are weary may rest

    When we open our hands, all of your children are blessed

    2. Words of Welcome

    4. Higaleh Nah
    D A D A Asus4 A

    higaleh, galeh, galeh, nah. ufros, ufros chaviv alai

    D A D A Bm A Bm A

    et su - kat, su - kat, sh - 'lo -mach

    5. Zamru Ladonai
    D Bm A G
    Zamru LAdonai, b'chi-nor, b'chi-nor v'kol zim-ra (7b)

    D Bm A G

    Zamru LAdonai, b'chinor, b'chinor v'kol zimra ( 7b)


    D Bm A Em G

    Zamru LAdonai, b'chi-no-o-or, b'chi- nor v'kol zim- ra -ah-ah-ah-ah (3b)

    D Bm A Em G

    Zamru LAdonai, b'chino-o-or, b'chinor v'kol zimra -ah-ah-ah-ah (6b)


    6. L’cha Dodi (yachad melody open) 5. Bo’i v’shalom ateret ba’alah

    Gam b’simcha u’v’tzo-ho-lah

    Lecha dodi, likrat kalah


    Toch emuneh am segulah

    P’nei Shabbat, nekabelah


    Bo’ee challah, bo’ee challah

    1.Shamor v’zachor b’dibur echad

    hishmi-anu el ha’meyuchad

    Adonai echad u’shemo echad


    

    L’shem ul’tiferet v’lit-hilah

    7. Mah Gadlu (+2)


    D A A D
    hallelu-yah , halelu-yah, hallelu-yah, hallelu-yah
    D A A D
    mah gadlu, ma-a-se-cha Adonai, m'od amku mach-she-vo-techa transition to ma’ariv

    8. Barechu ( +2 ) (Rabbi Ariel speaks first)


    Am. Am7. D. F. G. Am
    Barechu et Adonai, hamevorach

    G. C. G. F C (2x)
    Baruch Adonai Hamevorach, le- olam va-ed

    9. Shema and V’ahavtah

    10. Mi Chamocha ( Friedman +3)


    Am. C. D. Am
    Mi cha-mocha ba-ei-lim Adonai

    Am. C. D. E7

    Mi kamocha nedar ba-kodesh

    Am. C. D. Am. F. G. E7 Am
    Norah tehilot oseh fe-leh, norah tehilot, oseh fe-leh

    F G. C. Dm. E

    Mal-chut’cha ra-u va’ne-cha bo’ke-ah yam lif-nei Moshe

    F. G. C. Am. Dm. E

    Zeh Eli a-nu v’am’ru, a-nu v’am-ru

    Am. C. D Am C. D. E. ( 2x : F G Em Am )

    Adonai yimloch, l’olam va-ed. (2x)

    11. Ufros Aleinu ( +3) - first Rabbi talks


    Am G E7 Am Am G E7 Am
    u-fros aleinu, su - kat , su - kat she-lo-me-cha
    Am Dm Am Dm Am Dm Am E7
    Yai lai, lai, lai Yai lai, lai, lai, Yai lai, lai, lai, lai, lai, lai, lai

    12. Adonai Sefatai Tiftach - like Ozi D. G. A. D

    Adonai, sefatai tiftach, ufi yagid tehilatecha

    13. Oseh Shalom ( Hirsch) open


    Am E7 Am Dm G C Am
    A. O - seh sha-lom bim-ro-mav, hu ya-a-seh sha-lom a-lei-nu

    Dm G Am Dm Am E7 Am

    v'al kol yis-ra-el, v'im-ru, im-ru a'men

    A7 Dm G C Am E7 E7 Am
    B. ya-aseh sha-lom, ya-aseh sha-lom, sha-lom a-leinu v'al kol yis-ra-el (2x)

    Am Em Am B7 E7
    C. ya-aseh sha-lom, ya-aseh sha-lom, sha-lom a-leinu v'al kol yis-ra-el

    14. Kiddush
    15. Aleinu
    16. Mourner’s Kaddish

    16. Shalom Alechem - open


    Em B7 B7 C B7

    Shalom alechem malachei hashareit malachei elyon

    Em B7 Am B7
    mi-melech malchei ham-lachim hakadosh baruch-hu

    G D B7 Em B7
    Boachem le-shalom malachei hashalom, malachei elyon

    B7 B7 Em C B7 Em
    mi-melech malchei ham-lachim ha-kadosh baruch- hu

    Em B7 B7 C B7

    Barchuni le-shalom, malachei hashalom, malachei elyon

    Em B7 Am B7
    mi-melech malchei hamlachim hakadosh baruchu

    G D B7 Em B7
    Tzeitcham le-shalom, malachei hashalom, malachei elyon

    B7 B7 Em C B7 Em
    mi-melech malchei hamlachim hakadosh baruchu

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