In the Jewish tradition, song is a powerful tool of spiritual connection, opening our hearts to wonder, grounding us, and connecting us with the divine presence that surrounds and fills all of creation. Jewish song serves a purpose much deeper than what we conventionally expect from “congregational singing”. In this session, we’ll explore the practice of singing niggunim as a uniquely Jewish spiritual artform. We will also study classical Jewish texts that frame our experience and trace the origins of this transformative musical tradition.
Program Fees:
Kol Shalom \ Shaare Torah members: $18.00 – per participant
Non members: $22.00 – per participant
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