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From: alandavidsperling
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  • two years ago, I did an 70's song fest for Purim and did the Aleynu prayer to John Lennon's Imagine--thats a good one also--and did the Adon Olam to "House of the Rising Sun" and "Sounds of Silence" in consecutive years.

  • Wow! You have a very creative mind! Props to you.

  • Loop holes--Judaism is full of them--and it was an "advertisment" for our Shul's trip to Israel this summer. I do understand it preformed "off" broadway some time ago.....it sounded great.

  • Ahhh ok. :)

    Well, it's a beautiful melody. :)

  • I have done this for the past four years. Only on Purim--I take the evening service which we read and put the different prayers to "popular music"--one year it was 60"s tunes--the next 70's--this year was broadway--

  • Yerushalayim Shel Zahav is Broadway?

  • the language is Hebrew--the music was put to a hebrew prayer--"Aleynu"--the event was Purim, the Jewish celebration of Haman's conquering and demise. And you are correct, they are not the original words, but the words of the prayer.

  • haha I'm Jewish, I know all about Purim. :)

    Interesting, I've never heard of people setting prayers to the melody of Yerushalayim Shel Zahav.

  • What lyrics are these? Or what language? It's certainly not the same as the original.

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