R'faeinu - Prayer for Healing by Aminadav Aloni

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Music

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• Jewish Liturgy
• Prayer
• Rowna Sutin

[Tzafenatpaneaj16]

Thank you very mucho for all this beatiful music. I really enjoy it...

[cantorandopera]

I love singing Aloni's music and bringing it into the public consciousness. Thank you for your kind words.

[andyrawn]

ROWNA ~

Very beautiful singing of a very beautiful prayer ~ you show restraint and yet your tone comes soaring through ~ Brava!

~ ANDY

[cantorandopera]

Thank you Andy - you are a fine singer, and a compliment from a colleague means a great deal to me. :))

[rakkav]

Beautiful as always! (שלום עליך)

[cantorandopera]

thank you - I wish I had the hebrew alphabet on my options so I could answer a "shalom" to you as well. thanks for the compliment :)) Rachel

[fivnten]

So deeply moving. Thank you - you have a divine gift.

[Glenmed]

Thanks for the healing prayer, Rowna - wonderful. I'm sure I'll make a complete recovery!

[barabkin1945]

Rowna - magnificent and stirring. Thank you for sharing with us. Barbara and Mort

[teamim]

If you work with Windows, there is a way to switch on Hebrew-language capability, and you may then switch between English and Hebrew with ease. I only found out about the capability because I bought a specialized Biblical Hebrew font, but having one isn't necessary - Windows has its own Modern Hebrew capability. (I also bought an English-Hebrew keyboard, which helps me immensely!) rakkav/teamim

[cantorandopera]

The usual liturgy contains many prayers that are traditional, the Sh'ma, the Kiddusha, the Kaddish, etc. This is not one of them, but in recent years many synagogues offer a "prayer for healing" which is usually sung congregationally. I have 2 on my channel - both Mi Shebeirach's - by Friedman and one by Levine. This is a solo piece with different words, but the healing message is the same. Thanks for asking. Rowna