For years, we just did the blessing over candles, wine and bread. Then my daughter married an Israeli and I felt so inadequate with regard to our previous life-long practice of Shabbat blessings. I appreciate this video and will practice until perfect :) Todah rabah!
You should never feel inadequate for the way you choose to practice the religion. Everyone connects to it and gd diffently. If you want to do more and explore further avenues thats fine but you should also be proud of the traditions that you have managed to keep for years
Thank you so much for your clearly explained and beautifully articulated and sung blessings. They are a great help in learning and memorizing the prayers. Todah rabah!
Thank you Michael as I am teaching my sons Kiddish/Kiddush on Friday nights in our home, this helps a whole lot. We are all learning Hebrew prayers , and this past Shabbot was very special, we felt the presence of L-rd G-d come and hear our Sabbath prayers during candle lighting prayer and all of the others we are just now learning. It is exciting to hear my Sons say them to G-d in hebrew!! so thankful I found this so I can share it with them!! Baruch HaShem Chaverim and Shalom!!!
Shalom, Thank you so much for the whole Friday night Kiddush and explanation of it I am learning Hebrew and i have found the singing and pointing of the Hebrew is helping me with my vocabulary. the rate at which the words are pronounced is just right. May Yah add blessing to your gifts in touching lives that we may give Yah the glory
Thanks for sharing this. I was teaching this to my adult Hebrew class this morning.Please note-there is a typo in the transliteration around minute 4:10. Hinchilanu is written as hinchaltanu-may be confusing for those trying to learn the Hebrew.
Sharon, this has been drawn to my attention before but unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to deal with it. I made this video several years ago and am no immersed in other projects. My apologies for any confusion.
Thanks for sharing this video. Will you please let me know which program or website that you are using so that I may learn. Thanks I like how its both forms of hebrew
I hope you will record The Great Song of Praise psalm 136 and teach it like this please I want to learn how to sing it in Hebrew but I can't read Hebrew yet.
No doubt about it: There is an error in the transliteration at ~4:12 wherein "hinchaltanu" is written and it should be hinchilanu, as the cantor sings it correctly. Hinchaltanu comes MUCH later in the prayer, somewhere around 5:08 I think. Great job, great vocalizations, great instructions. Thank you very much. Shalom.
Shalom from Brazil. As I am getting to know Hebrew recently and in portuguese we have not got much material in Hebrew. No that I have found. so, I wonder if there is any possibility of you sharing this Erev Shabbat kidush with me please? I may thank you in advance and let you to know that I may get it translated to portuguese to share with other chaverim near my home. Lehitrot.
Hi Claudia, unfortunately, I cannot locate the file I made of this so I am unable to share it with you. I am probably going to redo it soon and would be happy to share it with you once I've done that. Sorry.
Shalom shalom. I do not speak Spanish! I speak portuguese and English! But never mind of it. I will try to manage to find it in english in another youtube users or on internet. Thank you any way.
@@cantorsassembly3549 I'll try on english language...I live near Rome, I am catholic, not jewish and I would buy a book or CD with melodies and texts..Probably in the bookshop Kiryat Sefer??!!! Sorry for my basic english....
For years, we just did the blessing over candles, wine and bread. Then my daughter married an Israeli and I felt so inadequate with regard to our previous life-long practice of Shabbat blessings. I appreciate this video and will practice until perfect :) Todah rabah!
So glad to hear it, Marty.
You should never feel inadequate for the way you choose to practice the religion. Everyone connects to it and gd diffently. If you want to do more and explore further avenues thats fine but you should also be proud of the traditions that you have managed to keep for years
Finally, a version perfectly articulated in a key that matches my range. Todah rabah.
Thank you so much for your clearly explained and beautifully articulated and sung blessings. They are a great help in learning and memorizing the prayers. Todah rabah!
Thank you for the clarity of voice (pronunciation) and for the clarity of direction.
Thank you Michael as I am teaching my sons Kiddish/Kiddush on Friday nights in our home, this helps a whole lot. We are all learning Hebrew prayers , and this past Shabbot was very special, we felt the presence of L-rd G-d come and hear our Sabbath prayers during candle lighting prayer and all of the others we are just now learning. It is exciting to hear my Sons say them to G-d in hebrew!! so thankful I found this so I can share it with them!! Baruch HaShem Chaverim and Shalom!!!
Very nice. You sing the notes right on key and go slowly. Thanks for putting this up.
This was spectacularly helpful, especially the slow pace. Thank you!
This is great. Both an explanation, and a very clear reading.
Excellent I love Torah it makes me smile Torah touches my heart
Shalom, Thank you so much for the whole Friday night Kiddush and explanation of it I am learning Hebrew and i have found the singing and pointing of the Hebrew is helping me with my vocabulary. the rate at which the words are pronounced is just right. May Yah add blessing to your gifts in touching lives that we may give Yah the glory
6:03 Yom Hashishi
2:40 P'ri Hagafen
3:46 M'kadesh HaShabbat
Thanks for sharing this. I was teaching this to my adult Hebrew class this morning.Please note-there is a typo in the transliteration around minute 4:10. Hinchilanu is written as hinchaltanu-may be confusing for those trying to learn the Hebrew.
Sharon, this has been drawn to my attention before but unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to deal with it. I made this video several years ago and am no immersed in other projects. My apologies for any confusion.
Thank you very much, shalom
Thank u Excellent Torah makes me smile
Shabbat Shalom, thank you.
Cooking with Tovia parise YEHOVAH"
Grazie mille x aver potuto conoscere kidush, shalom aleichem!!!
Shabbat shalom
Very interesting thank you for sharing ✌️🍀✨💖🙏🏼
Hi! I'm a Jew attempting to become more traditional. Must the Kiddush be chanted? I can read Hebrew but the chants are hard for me to remember.
There is no need to chant anything. As long as you can read the blessing, that is all that's required.
Thanks for sharing this video. Will you please let me know which program or website that you are using so that I may learn. Thanks I like how its both forms of hebrew
Can I get access to this document you're using?
I hope you will record The Great Song of Praise psalm 136 and teach it like this please I want to learn how to sing it in Hebrew but I can't read Hebrew yet.
No doubt about it: There is an error in the transliteration at ~4:12 wherein "hinchaltanu" is written and it should be hinchilanu, as the cantor sings it correctly. Hinchaltanu comes MUCH later in the prayer, somewhere around 5:08 I think. Great job, great vocalizations, great instructions. Thank you very much. Shalom.
You are absolutely correct. I hadn't noticed this before. Thanks for pointing it out.
You know you could have told me not to say amen to my own blessing prior to the blessing. :D
I am greatly interested .
Shalom Michael, can I play this in a loop so I can listen several times continuously Thanks
Thank you very much !!!
thank you corey
Shalom from Brazil. As I am getting to know Hebrew recently and in portuguese we have not got much material in Hebrew. No that I have found. so, I wonder if there is any possibility of you sharing this Erev Shabbat kidush with me please? I may thank you in advance and let you to know that I may get it translated to portuguese to share with other chaverim near my home. Lehitrot.
Hi Claudia, unfortunately, I cannot locate the file I made of this so I am unable to share it with you. I am probably going to redo it soon and would be happy to share it with you once I've done that. Sorry.
Oh, this is very sad. 😳
Claudia Regina Teixeira it exists in Spanish online
Shalom shalom. I do not speak Spanish! I speak portuguese and English! But never mind of it. I will try to manage to find it in english in another youtube users or on internet. Thank you any way.
What if you provide the pdf you have. Thanx
Prise the Lord from Jesusfreak1970 from Germany
who composed the melody?
I believe it was Rabbi Cantor Israel Goldfarb of the Kane St. Synagogue in Brooklyn about 100 years ago.
@@cantorsassemblyofficialcha6574 thank you!
Maccabee!
Dove posso trovare testi e melodie?????
Sorry, I don't understand your question.
@@cantorsassembly3549 I'll try on english language...I live near Rome, I am catholic, not jewish and I would buy a book or CD with melodies and texts..Probably in the bookshop Kiryat Sefer??!!! Sorry for my basic english....
How do you do Jew... great name!
Suggest you make shorter introductions. Thanks!
2:40
Cut the first part, no explanation
Thanks for the comment. Will think about it.
6:05