For Passover, an alternative Chad Gadya
mainYou’ve just about got time to learn it.
Make sure the backing group is up for it.
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I am not Jewish but this has lifted my spirits in what are generally dispiriting times. If I might be so bold.
Chag Sameach
If you’re not Jewish, how did you learn “chag sameach?”
The original performance was carried out by the legendary Chazan Moshe Oysher.
A “zeesun'” Pesach to all those who are celebrating. (That means you too, Norman!)
it’s sort of disarming, the guy has a voice, nice timbre but I HATE microphones, nobody can sing anymore without it or project their voices…he’s musical though but a long way from the great ones of yesteryear….and these giants won’t come again. Chazzanuth is as dead as great tenor singing : a world gone with the wind. But I give the guy credit that he didn’t resort to copy and pasting awful popmusic and give a Yiddish lay-over, I hate that even more than microphones