The B’erot Bat Ayin Songbook: With Guitar Chords & Torah Tidbits Paperback – Large Print, December 12, 2024

Some people have a gastronomic connection to Judaism, but many more have a musical connection. Jewish music enters the Neshama (soul) and opens it for Kedushah (holiness). Through melody, we can elevate ourselves and experience the immanence of G-d’s presence like King David, who expressed praise and thanksgiving, prayer and supplication to Hashem. In the Temple, the Levites praised Hashem through their holy instruments and song. In a sense, G-d was playing them as His instruments.The B’erot Bat Ayin Songbook with Guitar Chords and Torah Tidbits responds to the spiritual renaissance of Jewish music in the wake of the redemption process. Of the songbook’s 87 songs, many are tunes to King David’s Tehillim (psalms), which have a particular power to enter the heart. The 180-page songbook includes Hebrew, transliteration and English translation of each song. The book is beautifully arranged according to the cycle of the Jewish calendar, teaching the right songs for the right time and occasion, including vowelized Hebrew text, English translation, transliteration, and enlightening commentaries and explanations.Each melody can be downloaded through the QR provided by the book, which also includes simple guitar chords for each song. Playing guitar is easy to learn. It can sound nice when strumming softly even by the greenest beginner. This songbook will familiarize you with many well-known Jewish songs pertaining to the cycle of the year and the Jewish holidays. You can use it in teaching, sing its songs at a kumzitz around the bonfire, and enhance your family's holiday experience with the songs it offers you. The B’erot Bat Ayin Songbook can make your life so much richer, teaching you to keep singing, keep playing, keep dancing! Read more