Aleinu: How to Say This Jewish Prayer

[@vincentwhite6707]

Wow now that's a long one, I'm still learning so much an I can't wait till I'm with/in a group, wile saying this prayer. I'm Only most of the time but in mind I pray with a group an it doesn't feel so singular. My Hashem keep my on my the path!💕✌️

[@crissmores3434]

You made me feel peace Young lady bless your kind heart please do more videos it helps who are about to convert like me to learn better

[@stuartfisher5276]

I came across this story about how French Jews in the city of Blois, France in the 12th century sang this prayer as they were burned alive. Your signing was so soft and gentle. Thank you...

[@suzannejones7215]

Beautiful xx

[@lizcodallo6817]

Deeply appreciated your post. used this version to sing along with ( you )during the lockdown. May you be abundantly blessed for sharing🕎

[@KiwiFMA]

When I was in Hebrew school, we did mock services every other day, and in order to learn this one, our rabbi had us as a class see how fast we could sing it correctly. It was the most fun way to end the day, racing through the second half- I didn't learn 'til I went to other synagogues years later that it was often read in silence, haha! I can't tell you how long I spent looking for this specifics tune around Google though, thank you for the upload!

[@neitan6891]

Thank you for sharing! I’m curious to know the name of the siddur being used.

[@joeluna7729]

Well done. Todah rabah 🙂🙂

[@anaussie8830]

So beautiful and moving, thank you!

[@marthajulian7064]

Thank you, thank you very kindly. Nicely done. I'll use your video to learn the Aleinu properly. It helps me a great deal that you show and follow along as you sing.

[@erikamosse189]

Thank you for this! Very clear and helpful.

[@majidamd2375]

I love torah. Nice voice

[@avalonjazz1]

Very beautiful to listen to. However, in my case, I'm working on reading and singing it in Hebrew, and it's way to fast to help me at all.

[@RK-lc1yo]

Loved it, Toda raba

[@afyt6494]

Thanks a lot, very good and useful. If you have other similar lessons on hazanut please share, it’d be very helpful.

[@wallacceperezdasilveira2961]

You are beaitiful, and the music too.

[@ericc2326]

Toda Rabá.

[@gilbertoandregirotto8901]

Obrigado, de Brasil!!!!!

[@majidamd2375]

Nice good voice

[@Noe88ism]

02'04 : finally!!!

[@wallacceperezdasilveira2961]

Linda!

[@thelmasweeney4896]

please slow down so we can learn

[@al.3241]

Это сфарад? В хабаде, не так, или я ошибаюсь?

[@NavDDG54]

Why skip the line starting with "She'hem mistachavim"? It's a key component of the prayer

[@Hannelore17]

Because in most Reform and some other communities, that line through “lo yoshia” is omitted.

[@pjones6749]

Because they don't want to be mean to idol woshippers. Seriously.

[@NavDDG54]

@@pjones6749 Chus v'shalom

[@NavDDG54]

@@Hannelore17 it shouldn't be

[@seriouslyiknowhowtoread]

@@pjones6749 i picked that up and went huh?!??!

[@giselleribeiro8640]

🎉❤Beautiful

[@antoniofrancis803]

Yeshua is the way,truth and the life

[@AlexRodriguez-hi1rq]

YeShU ha mamser Ben zona.

[@TylerBergeronMusic]

Emet Chai HaDerekh .. Echad

[@Abcdefghijajajaja]

Yes

[@wallacceperezdasilveira2961]

Yeshua is an excrement

[@jedeckert8912]

Yes he is!

[@seriouslyiknowhowtoread]

pretty silly she skips a whole verse saying they bow to idols... oh conservative.

[@darrylpbickler]

Was great until she sang, you know, that sound which must not be uttered casually, but only in actual ritual.

[@bobcaine4525]

Darryl Bickler I was taught that, you can say it if you are teaching

[@darrylpbickler]

Bob Caine - teach it by using it in the respectful context or it isn’t teaching anything other than evoking god means nothing.

[@bobcaine4525]

Darryl Bickler I agree, it wasn't necessary in this context