L'Cha Dodi - Traditional Music, Friday night services

Verses 1, 2, 5 and 9 are sung
Rowna Sutin, soloist
Don Megahan, pianist
Sung at Shabbat Service at Rodef Shalom Congregation,
February 2010
Levy Hall

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Shabbat
• L'cha dodi
• liturgy

[Estebanism]

I'm sephardic but I've heard this at many services at shuls in New York City and it's by far my favorite work of Jewish liturgical music. GREAT VERSION!!!

[cantorandopera]

@Estebanism I have read that there are more versions of L'cha dodi set to music than any other prayer in our liturgy. Each year or so, I have a new favorite, but this one resonates very well. Rowna

[virginiamf]

divino, comovente

[cantorandopera]

@virginiamf muchas gracias :))

[Maichukpa]

feliz rosh hashanah que tengan un año dulcce y bueno

[cantorandopera]

@Maichukpa Y tambien a sua familia - un buen ano con mucho salud y paz. Rowna

[ocmiss]

Oooh thank you a bunch!!! I was looking for this everywhere, since I moved away from home and changed synagogue I couldn't find the same tune for this prayer. So thank you for making me feel at home again!

[morath1000]

Shalom Israel

[Bluejew02]

my favorite melody for L'cha Dodi! :)

[ZviJ1]

@ForgottenEasternJews You weren't aware, but this is in fact one of (at least) the 3 traditional Askenazic melodies of this poem. I heard it more than once in a bayt keneset where Ashkenazic melodies are used for the most part.

[KriZzyDeFRUit]

it is perfect ..i love this melody <3