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Kedushah
Text from Gates of Prayer. Solo and responses for services or concert. Cantor (high or low voice), SATB and organ.
The Hush of Midnight: An American S’lichot Service
A poetic and participatory introduction to the High Holy Days, blending contemporary musical stylings and traditional motifs.
Birkat Kohanim for Two Cantors
Tenor and baritone duet for the Priestly Benediction with keyboard or treble voice accompaniment. Also suitable for soprano and mezzo duet.
B’rinah Yagilu
A High Holiday series in traditional settings for Solo Cantor (Baritone or Contralto) and SSA with or without keyboard accompaniment. Included are: Avinu Malkenu, Atah Adonai R’tzei Olam, Hayom Harat Olam, Na’aleh Shofar, Bishivah shel ma’alah, Rachmanah D’onei
A Modern Torah Service
A Torah service with Blues, Bossa Nova and Chassidic influences.
Shomer Yisrael
“A modern recitative masterpiece.” Erwin Jospe Traditional S’lichot nusach with contemporary harmony. An evocative linear solo line above an ostinato and dramatic choral punctuations make this a colorful choice for concert performances. Cantor (tenor or soprano), SATB, and keyboard. Written…
Yalkut Z’mirotai: New settings for Shabbat Z’mirot
Forty original tunes for the three festive meals of Shabbat, prefaced by a scholarly history of the origins of the custom by Max Wohlberg. Complete texts in an appendix. For solo voice. Contents include: Shalom Aleikhem, Eishet Hayil, Kol M’kadeish Shvii,…
Pirkei Zemer
Twenty-four selections from the Psalms and Pirkei Avot in a modern cantorial style. Includes an essay by Wohlberg on the evolution of the cantorial recitative from the times of ars nova and the Baroque to its place in contemporary American…
Ad Ana Bechiya Betziyon: A Ma’ariv Service for Tish’ah Beav
Here is an innovative Ma’ariv for Tish’ah BeAv, in print for the first time. For years, the American approach to the evening service for the 9th of Av, long promulgated by the Ramah Camps, has been to “speak the liturgy,”…