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Hallel | Psalms of Praise

Sing out to God a new Song!

colorful tambourines

 

Halleluyah by Rabbi Alex Weissman
This essay suggests gratitude and celebration as a motivation for social justice and action in our life.

 

“Selections from Hallel” sung by Shabbat Unplugged for A Night of Questions
We are commanded to sing songs of praise during our sacred holidays. Even if you don’t feel joyful at this moment, singing together is a way to lift your spirits.

Yevarech Et Beyt Yisrael/Min Hametzar by Reconstructing Judaism

 


§ Curated and written by Rabbi Elyse Wechterman and Rabbi Maurice Harris. Sourced by Rabbi Michael Fessler, Tresa Grauer, Ph.D., Alison Houghton, Rabbi Maurice Harris, Jackie Land, Rabbi Alan LaPayover, Rabbi Vivie Mayer, Rabbi Isaac Saposnik, Rabbi Elyse Wechterman, Rabbi Micah Geurin Weiss, Cyd Weissman. Graphic by Rosa Cohen. Web development by Rabbi Michael Fessler.

* Music courtesy of Rabbi Micah Becker-Klein, Rabbi Myriam Klotz, Rabbi G. Rayzel Raphael, Juliet Spitzer, Rabbi Margot Stein and Rabbi Shawn Zevit. More of their music and the music of their bands, Shabbat Unplugged and Miraj, is available on SpotifyiTunes and CD Baby. Songs copyright ©Shabbat Unplugged and the Reconstructionist Press.

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