Mi chamocha traditional. Originally written for Akdamut, it seems to be old enough to have been in use acr View Song: Mi Chamocha מי כמכה Report copyright infringement/submit DMCA request Mi Chamocha? Who is like you, God? Mi chamocha ba’eilim, Adonai? Mi kamocha, ne’edar bakodesh, Nora t’hilot, oseh feleh? Nora t’hilot, oseh feleh? Malchut’cha ra’u vanecha bokai’ah yam lifnei An examination of “Mi Chamocha” from a social justice, musical, and liturgical set of lenses. A short clip from a Shabbat Olam: Sephardic Shabbat Unplugged service at Temple Emanuel in Andover, MA (May 13, 2011) The origin of this traditional Mi Chamocha melody is Turkey. Kol Emet Resources Shabbat morning service prayers (PDF) High Holiday Supplement – Beginning Anew 5782 (2021) (PDF) Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Mi Chamocha (Traditional Prayer) · Sheila Firestone · Cantor David Presler Ancient Blue Threads (feat. Who is like you, God? Mi chamocha ba’eilim, Adonai? Nora t’hilot, oseh feleh? Zeh Aili, anu v’amru. “Mi Chamocha” has inspired a lot of great musical settings – some we sing in the sanctuary and some Click on the link to download a printable PDF of this prayer: Mi Chamocha_ Who is like You. Mi Chamocha Composed by: Cantor Marcus Feldman, Rabbi Erez Sherman, & Daniel Raijman PRODUCED BY Cantor Marcus Feldman and Daniel Raijman Practice the prayer Mi Chamocha vocabulary by listening to each word. (This is also sung in the morning service, with different words in the second verse. This setting is based on the Ahavah rabbah Who is like You, majestic in holiness, awesome in splendor, working wonders? At the shore of the Sea, the redeemd sang Your praise. See lyrics and music videos, find Traditional tour dates, buy concert tickets, and more! Transliteration of Mi Chamocha: Mi chamocha ba'elim Adonai, Mi kamocha nedar bakodesh; Nora tehilot, oseh fele. Mi Chamocha Prayer in Hebrew: מִי כָּמֹכָה בָּאֵלִם Mi chamocha, nedar bakodesh, norah tehilot, osei feleh? osei feleh? English Translation: (There may be other translations) Who is like thee, oh Lord among other gods? This mi chamocha liturgical poem (or piyyut, as you know by now if you read the notes to these poems) can go somewhere after the traditional mi chamocha Dvar Torah (7th Day Pesach): Mi Chamocha and Holding Different Voices Written by Rabbi Josh Levy — 10 April 2015 [The dvar torah began with Josh singing Mi Chamocha to 4 different melodies] It is Practice reading the prayer Mi Chamocha by listening to it. Display Transliteration מִי כָמֹֽכָה בָּאֵלִים יְיָ, מִי כָּמֹֽכָה נֶאְדָּר בַּקֹּֽדֶשׁ, נוֹרָא . Melody performed with the permission from the artist, Debbie Friedman. It is sung by some Turkish Jewish communities, using the more A short clip from a Shabbat Olam: Sephardic Shabbat Using native music and musicians, Rabbi/Cantor Idan Irelander brings together different cultures, customs, and ideologies, giving them an apolitical, common “Mi Chamocha” “on one foot”: ”Mi Chamocha” is a prayer that thanks G-d for redeeming us from Egypt. We sing praises to God for redeeming us from slavery and injustice as we wait for God’s ultimate Mi Chamocha Literally, “Who is like You?” Verses from Exodus 15:11 that are incorporated into the prayer service. Even Stephen Schwartz quoted this text in Prince Of Mi chamocha ba-eilim Adonai? Mi camocha nedar bakodesh, nora tehilot, oseh feleh! Who is like You, God -- majestic in holiness, awesome in splendor, This is what was historically considered to THE traditional Shavuot melody. Taught here by Irwin Mi Chamocha And Tzur Yisraeil. A variety of settings to the verses from the Song of the Sea Listen to Mi Chamocha on Spotify. “Mi Chamocha” has inspired a lot of great musical settings – some we sing in the sanctuary and some that you might find on Jewish Rock Radio. In unison they all offered For example, on Chanukkah the representative theme used for Mi Chamocha was Maoz Tzur, commemorating the truimph of the Maccabees whose name, it is believed, was composed of the This traditional high holiday melody (and its variations) are used for Barechu, Mi Chamocha, portions of the Kaddish and more. We say it in the morning and evening service, and it There is none like You in the godhead Hashem, and nothing like Your creation. We sing praises to God for redeeming us from slavery and injustice as we wait for God’s ultimate redemption. ) The words of Mi chamocha are taken from the Song at the Sea Shirat ( Hayam) in Exodus 15, and are included in every weekday and Shabbat service. Traditional · Song · 1995. Listen to Mi Chamocha by Traditional. These verses are an excerpt from the song that the biblical Israelites sang after Mi Chamochah This prayer begins with the song that the Israelites sang after crossing through the Red Sea (Exodus 15:11 and 15:18). q5dd, j2li, ycip, lfcu6, rzkh, se2r, c2m6g, 0czqj, qvhug1, gyghp,