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Digital lead sheets with chords, arranged by Rivka Sloboder , are available on platforms like Sheet Music Direct and Sheet Music Plus .
The performance by the Yeshiva Darchei Torah (YDT) Boys Choir featuring Benny Friedman is a modern musical rendition of the traditional Shabbat hymn. Originally featured on Benny Friedman's hit album Yesh Tikvah (2012), this version has become a staple in contemporary Jewish music, known for its heartfelt melody and choral arrangement. Production and Musical Details Digital lead sheets with chords, arranged by Rivka
The arrangement highlights the pure, high-tenor voices of the 5th-grade boys, a signature of the YDT Choir's style. Meaning and Context Produced by Avi Newmark , with musical arrangements
Composed by Ari Goldwag , a prolific Jewish songwriter. Produced by Avi Newmark
It welcomes the ministering angels who, according to the Talmud, accompany individuals home on the eve of Shabbat.
Produced by Avi Newmark , with musical arrangements by Ian Freitor .
The lyrics traditionally consist of four stanzas: Shalom Aleichem: Peace unto you, ministering angels. Boachem Le'Shalom: May your coming be in peace. Barchuni Le'Shalom: Bless me with peace. Tzeitchem Le'Shalom: May your departure be in peace. Yeshiva Darchei Torah Choir - Shalom Aleichem
Digital lead sheets with chords, arranged by Rivka Sloboder , are available on platforms like Sheet Music Direct and Sheet Music Plus .
The performance by the Yeshiva Darchei Torah (YDT) Boys Choir featuring Benny Friedman is a modern musical rendition of the traditional Shabbat hymn. Originally featured on Benny Friedman's hit album Yesh Tikvah (2012), this version has become a staple in contemporary Jewish music, known for its heartfelt melody and choral arrangement. Production and Musical Details
The arrangement highlights the pure, high-tenor voices of the 5th-grade boys, a signature of the YDT Choir's style. Meaning and Context
Composed by Ari Goldwag , a prolific Jewish songwriter.
It welcomes the ministering angels who, according to the Talmud, accompany individuals home on the eve of Shabbat.
Produced by Avi Newmark , with musical arrangements by Ian Freitor .
The lyrics traditionally consist of four stanzas: Shalom Aleichem: Peace unto you, ministering angels. Boachem Le'Shalom: May your coming be in peace. Barchuni Le'Shalom: Bless me with peace. Tzeitchem Le'Shalom: May your departure be in peace. Yeshiva Darchei Torah Choir - Shalom Aleichem
