Shir Lama'alot, live with Ari Goldwag
The same psalm sung live as a duet, with the audience carrying the refrain.
Photo by Moti1980, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia CommonsKabbalah · Breslov Song
Israeli Hasidic singer and songwriter in the Breslov tradition, best known for Shir LaMaalot, from his debut album Road Marks.
Yosef Karduner writes and sings in the Breslov Hasidic tradition, setting psalms and liturgical texts to melodies that travel far beyond the communities they come from. Shir LaMaalot, his setting of Psalm 121, appeared on his first album Road Marks in 2000 and has since been sung in synagogues, at weddings and around campfires by people with no connection to Breslov at all.
His music sits close to the niggun: a melody carried more than a lyric performed, often repeated until the words loosen.
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The same psalm sung live as a duet, with the audience carrying the refrain.
Psalm 121 set to the melody that made his name, from his own channel.
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.
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