Consider the following questions about the songs we discussed:
Which song seems most like a tefillah to you? What "type" of tefillah (shevach, bakasha, etc.) would you characterize it as?
Which song seems least like a tefillah?
Which song resonates or "speaks" to you?
** Here are links to some of the music - enjoy!
Anachnu lo Tzrichim: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSR40XoN12w
K'shehalev Bocheh - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FueQaJgprxE&feature=related
Halevai: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwEatU285N8
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Hineni Muchan Umezuman
As we near the end of Sefirat Ha-Omer, consider the following:
** What is the purpose of stopping to say the "hineni muchan umezuman" passage before the counting of the Omer, or the "Hineni" before putting on Tallit and Tefillin?
** What is something that you do quickly without thinking much, and what is something you carefully prepare for?
** Saying these extra "kavanot" slows down the service a bit. Do you prefer tefillot that move at a quick pace or go slowly? Why?
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