4 min
Music
Lo Lanu
Lo Lanu, one of the nigunim he wrote for the prayer community he leads in the Nachlaot quarter of Jerusalem.
About the artist
Raz Hartman
Musician, rabbi and teacher in the Nachlaot neighbourhood of Jerusalem, where he leads the V'ani Tefillah prayer community. Born in Jerusalem and raised back and forth between Israel and the United States, he writes and sings nigunim rooted in the melodies of Shlomo Carlebach and the Breslov Hasidism of Rebbe Nachman, and travels internationally with his own compositions and teachings.
Upcoming events
Meet Raz Hartman in person.
Talks, day programmes and retreats currently listed in the Paths Are Many calendar.
No upcoming events are currently listed.
Talks & videos
Watch before you attend.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this artist in their own words.
5 min
Music
Choneinu
The nigun Choneinu, from his third album HaMakom Sheli, with his own melody and an arrangement by Hagai Halbertal.
Listen
Recordings from Raz Hartman.
Talks, guided meditations and podcast conversations, playing from the platform this artist publishes them on.
Raz HartmanKabbalah
↗ razhartman.bandcamp.com
Shabbat Olam
Ten songs by Raz Hartman, the album with which he first brought his settings of Jewish liturgical and mystical verse together.
Raz HartmanKabbalah
↗ razhartman.bandcamp.com
Shuva
Thirteen songs on the theme of returning, which is what the Hebrew title means.
Raz HartmanKabbalah
↗ razhartman.bandcamp.com
HaMakom Sheli
Thirteen songs on an album whose Hebrew title means "my place".
Path
The wider context.
✡
Concealment & the hidden light
Kabbalah
The Jewish mystical tradition centred on hidden dimensions of scripture and the nature of the divine, often explored through symbolic systems such as the Tree of Life.
Explore the path →