Shoshana Jedwab New York, New York
Shoshana Jedwab is a concert performer, singer/songwriter, prayer and ritual leader, hand drummer, drum circle facilitator, and sacred text teacher.
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Siddur HaKohanot: A Hebrew Priestess Prayerbook Companion Album
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I am an invested cantor through the Jewish Theological Seminary. I find this music, like Siddur haKohanot itself, to be nothing less than ground-breaking (no pun intended, given Earth-centered worship)...and powerfully inspired. A must-have for any lover of Jewish music or seeker of spiritual inspiration.
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It is hard to pick one track that is my favorite. This is one album that reaches deep and reaches high.
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I Am That I Am / אהיה אשר אהיה
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Your creation is the most beautiful music I've heard in many, many years. You're blessed with a very soothing committed voice, You truly do bring healing through your music. Thank you!!
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From the Wild
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Recalling the same gothic wonder as early Dead Can Dance, the latest from Ariana Saraha is a drift through an enchanted dreamworld.
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Dansons avec le Ry-co Jazz
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Swinging Afro-Latin jazz from this Congolese group that is equal parts deep, steady groove and blissful melodies.
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I saw you in the Wind
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I’m a cantor with a Master of Sacred Music degree from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. (Just giving some street cred... ; ) Like Taya Ma, Shoshana Jedwab and others that I have yet to discover, Shir Yaakov has heralded the growing Jewish pantheon of those lifting up Shechinah - the Divine Feminine - from Her long repressed state. Kol Hakavod, R’ Shir - THIS is the future of Jewish music! It had me in tears... Toddah Rabbah - thank you! Mike Zoosman
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