Weekday Ma’ariv, found in Kol Haneshamah Limot Hol

• Opening and Barchu p.261

• Ma’ariv Aravim p. 263

• Ahavat Olam p. 267

• Shema p. 269, ending hatimah p. 277

• Mi chamocha p. 283

• Hashkivenu p. 285

• Baruch Adonai bayom…Hatimah p. 289

• Hatzi kaddish p. 291

• El na refa na la (Debbie Friedman, two parts)

• El na refa na la (Shayndl Kahn)

• Kaddish Titkabel p. 325 used for all services

Shabbat Ma’ariv (evening service) Kol Haneshamah Shabbat vehagim

• Shabbat Candlelighting p.5

• Lecha Dodi pp.41-47

• As we bless p.246/Barchu p.88

• Barchu (ma’ariv/evening version) p. 57

• Shema p. 65

• Mi chamocha (evening version) p.79

• Hashkivenu p. 81

• V’shamru p. 85

• Shalom rav p. 105

• Kiddush p.119

• Aleinu (Reconstructionist) p. 121

• And then p. 127

• Shalom Aleichem p. 13

• Aleinu—And then p.127

Shabbat Shacharit (morning service) Kol Haneshamah Shabbat vehagim

• Modeh Ani—call and response (not in the siddur)

• Modeh Ani—Klepper (not in the siddur)

• Ma tovu round p.141

• Ma tovu—Klepper p.141

• Birchot hashachar—pp.153-161

• Elohai Neshama—Shefa Gold p.165

• Baruch She’amar pp.177-179

• Psalm 150 (Pakistani melody) p.231

• Psalm 150, Leonard Cohen p.231

• Kol haneshama Round p.231

• Psalm 150 with chorus p.231

• Psalm 150 Debbie Friedman p.231

• Ilu finu p.237

• Barchi Nafshi through the end of Pesukei deZimra (for leaders) pp.241-243

• Hatzi kaddish p.245

• Barchu p. 247

• El Adon 1 p.253

• El Adon 2 p. 253

• Or chadash 1 p.269

• Or chadash 2 p.269

• Or chadash 3 p.269

• Ahava rabbah 1 p.273

• Veha’er eineinu p.275

• Vehavienu leshalom p.275

• Vehavienu leshalom p.275 (with explanations)

• Mi chamocha—p.291

• Mi chamocha 2 p.291

• Amidah pp. 295-299

• Kedusha part 1 pp.303-305

• Kedusha part 1, alternate p.305

• L’dor vador p.305

• Oseh Shalom p.381

• Oseh Shalom—Nava Tehila (link) p.381

• Oseh Shalom—Debbie Friedman p.381

• Ein Kamocha, vayehi binso’a pp. 383-385

• Bei ana rahetz (3rd paragraph) p.387

• Shema for Torah Service p. 393

• Torah and haftarah Blessings p.399, p.407, pp.409-411

• Ashrei pp.429-431

• Yehallelu p.433

• Etz Hayim Hi p.441

• Aleinu—En od p.445

• Adon Olam p. 459

• V’shamru—Kiddush p.465

• Outline for Shabbat Morning Service

Havdalah Kol Haneshamah Shabbat vehagim pp.521, 525

• Debbie Friedman melody

• camp melody

High Holy Days—2 Sephardi melodies (see attached texts)

• Achot ketanah (The Little Sister) for Rosh Hashanah (recorded by Rich Moche) and Hebrew text and English translation

• Adon Haselichot for Yom Kippur (recorded by Rich Moche) and Hebrew/English text

• Ki Anu Amecha for Yom Kippur

Learn the Service

Lifting our voices together in prayerful song joins our souls into a holy community and elevates our spirits beyond mundane interests and chronic concerns. Our rabbi prepared these recordings to encourage individuals to pray, to sing, and to lead our services. If you’ve never been to a service at Hillel B’nai Torah, we hope you will enjoy the opportunity to become familiar with the melodies we use most frequently. Whether you believe you can sing or not, whether you read or understand Hebrew or not, if you can sing in harmony or if you’re interested in learning to lead all or part of a service, give it a try!

Page numbers refer to Kol Haneshama weekday or Shabbat siddur (prayerbook).

SHABBAT RINA MELODIES

Download the complete Shabbat Rina word sheets.

• Yedid Nefesh

• N’kadma Fanav

• B’mikdasho (Hod v’Hadar)

• He’iru v’Rakav

• Shiru LAdonai

• Gadol v’Nora (Adonai b’Tziyon)

• Kol Adonai al haMayim

• L’cha Dodi (Iraqi tune)

• Mah Gadlu/Mikolot Mayim