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Highlighting the spiritual and cultural significance of the Jewish High Holy Days, this program celebrates Rosh Hashanah with traditional melodies and classical music selections by Bloch and Handel.
Performers include harpist Rachel Van Voorhees, soprano Stacy Lowe, violinist Lisa Rautenberg, and the Western Wind.
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Piece Description
Highlighting the spiritual and cultural significance of the Jewish High Holy Days, this program celebrates Rosh Hashanah with traditional melodies and classical music selections by Bloch and Handel. Performers include harpist Rachel Van Voorhees, soprano Stacy Lowe, violinist Lisa Rautenberg, and the Western Wind.
Broadcast History
The program has been broadcast annually on WGUC.
Timing and Cues
Intro: L'Cha Dodi
Rachel Van Vorhees, harp
Jewish Favorites Centaur #2317
Shofar
Traditional
Nusach
Traditional, arr. Matthew Lazar
Hayom T'amtzeinu
Herman Zalis (?-1982), arr Western Wind and Matthew Lazar
Cantor: Jacob Ben-Zion Mendelson
Shehecheyanu
Meyer Machtenberg (1884 - ?)
Cantor: Alberto Mizrahi
Zochreinu
Folk Melody, arr Elliot Z. Levine
Above five performed by The Western Wind
The Birthday of the World: Music and Traditions of the High Holy Days: Part 1 Rosh Hashana
Western Wind Records #1854
Avinu Malkeynu
Traditional
Rachel Van Vorhees, harp
Jewish Favorites Centaur #2317
Avinu Malkeinu
Traditional
Lisa Rautenberg, violin; Chorus
Splendor of the High Holydays
Vox #7510
"Prayer" from Jewish Life
Ernest Bloch
Dorian 90208
God on High
Traditional Sephardic melody
Dorian 93171
Shema Kolenu
Rabbi David Greenberg; Traditional
Stacy Lowe, soprano; Chorus
Splendor of the High Holydays
Vox #7510
Aleynu, Va'nachnu
arr. Newman, based on choruses by Handel
Stacy Lowe, soprano; Chorus
Splendor of the High Holyday
Vox #7510
Adon Olam
arr. Newman, based on choruses by Handel
Chorus
Splendor of the High Holydays
Vox #7510
Closing: L'Cha Dodi
Rachel Van Vorhees, harp
Jewish Favorites Centaur #2317
Additional Files
- Naomi Lewin Photo (naomilewin_1.jpg)
Highlighting the spiritual and cultural significance of the Jewish High Holy Days, this program celebrates Rosh Hashanah with traditional melodies and classical music selections by Bloch and Handel.
Performers include harpist Rachel Van Voorhees, soprano Stacy Lowe, violinist Lisa Rautenberg, and the Western Wind.


