Victoria Hanna - The Aleph-bet song (Hosha'ana) Official video

[@Jessica-yb6je]

This is it. This is the most surreal video I've ever seen on youtube. And I was just trying to learn Hebrew letters...

[@jwmberkowitz]

Not a very effective way to learn the letters...but my favorite one? Totally.

[@sethurrr]

Lol

[@Mohammad_Almatar]

تعرفين طلال سام؟😈😈

[@daniel2gud]

@@jwmberkowitz same

[@knowhere60]

Under the Radar by Noga Erez is also quite surrealistic

[@othmenamel9580]

I understand nothing but I felt something so special listening to this song, I love it

[@joelklein3501]

I'm a native Hebrew speaker and I'm not any different

[@rad_y6315]

This the most psychedelic alphabet song I've ever heard. I love it! It amazes me how much the letter sounds are similar to our pronunciation of the Cyrillic alphabet.

[@kleinim]

Immediately obsessed with this and sent it to like 5 rabbi friends

[@eransasson20]

שיר מדהים. כזה קצב יכול לגרום למתים לרקוד. הכוראוגרפיה גם מאוד יוצאת דופן. את אחד האנשים שבונים את התרבות של מדינה עדיין צעירה. כל הכבוד לך!

[@CoolIizard]

Every year I find myself coming back to watch this around Sukkot - what an amazing song, and an excellent music video

[@כורשמשרתו]

הרבה אנשים כאן מדברים ערבית, זה כל כך משונה. ובכן, עברית הרבה קל בשבילי, אולם כל יום אני כותב וכותב, קורא ושומע. לצערי אין לי ישראלים לשוחח, אבל לא אכפת לי ככל שיש לי חכמה להבין. הצלחתי להבין הרבה שפות, אך עברית הכי יפה.

[@minecrafminecraft3824]

נבוכדנצר עברית זה חרה

[@Kozmo..]

איזה חמוד

[@khaledshahin493]

It is so helpful for me I am Egyptian learning Hebrew

[@p.r.ochannel9466]

+1

[@leszekwolkowski9856]

Coptic?

[@Bklyngurl85]

If you know Hebrew this song is incredible. It’s words, and prayers that sound similar, and somehow she connects them as well (not just sound wise)...very cool.

[@andreabarkociova590]

Najlepšia pesnička akú som v živote počula. Ľutujem ľudí, ktorí ju nikdy nebudú počúvať....

[@benn7639]

This song is amazing, and as an Arabic speaker and Hebrew student I can really appreciate the Mizrahi influence here in addition to the Kabbalistic poetry and ritualism

[@ahmetselimsavi2217]

Not mizrahi but sephardic i guess

[@FatManLaughing]

@@ahmetselimsavi2217 they're interchangeable...

[@jakebennett239]

Not exactly interchangeable terms. They cover the jews of the same region, but with different historical paths. The Mizrahi were in middle east continuously since defeat by the Romans 2000 years ago. The Sefaradi made their way to Spain, but in 1492, driven out by the Spanish Inquisition, spread through the Islamic empires, across North Africa to the middle east. Hence, same location as the mizrahim but with a different path in getting there.

[@FatManLaughing]

@@jakebennett239 You are chronologically correct, but in modern times, unless writing a very specific paper, it's very much absolutely interchangeable. In Hebrew (from the middle ages onwards) "Spharad" is literally "Spain" hence Sephardic=Spanish. The reason this term is still in use (putting aside Mizrahi being a inaccurate borderlne racist term) is almost purely religious. Sephardic and Ashkenazi synagogues use different versions of the same prayers, sing different melodies, have different Halachaic nuance etc. This goes back to the 9th and 10th century when Spanish rabbis starting getting more independent from iraqi ("babylonian") rabbis who were the dominant rabbinic power at that time. The spanish inquisition btw, worked mainly AFTER the banishment, to police converted jews, making sure they aren't keeping judaism in secret. It is true that some Jews are sephardic but not mizrahi (maybe some people from Holland or Britain, romania maybe, greek - but there are very few) and vise-versa, but it is colloquially interchangeable.

[@valeriebingham1483]

@@FatManLaughing Interesting! 🧐🧐

[@stevenfeldstein6224]

The song and the video are so under appreciated.

[@svietka202]

this got under my skin and worked on my subconsciousness and i find it brilliant, moving, touching and revolutionary. the correct pronunciation of the letters is so damn fantastic!

[@kobikaicalev175]

this is great deep and psychedelic; however she still doesn't pronounce the letters ק ט (q t' )

[@kobikaicalev175]

Nice observation. This 'r' though often quoted aa Yiddish is actually slightly different than the Yiddish one, and actually there's reconstruction that trace it way back (hinted by the Tiberian restrictions on Dagesh on 'r'), yes, it's quite a mixed contemporary popular Hebrew hypercorrection mixture. The Sephardic prounciation of 'Ayin being /ŋ/ btw.

[@thebonkera1221]

Sephardic from morocco pronounce ayin and a few of the mizrahi communities pronounce all the letters in the correct way except the vowels....

[@SiliconBong]

That's what I wanted to say !!

[@NestaSimbaSauti]

@@kobikaicalev175 And ,,vav" instead of ,,waw".

[@josephsackaney6227]

teaching me the Isreali language....what a gift from God

[@nab.7250]

Hebrew*

[@TabaquiJackal906]

I keep coming back to this video, year after year. Somehow, it just speaks to me, though I am neither Jewish nor Middle Eastern nor speak Hebrew. It has a pagan vibe, which I love - the branches or roots, the honey, the body movements. Gorgeous.

[@m_here1]

Judaism is an indigenous culture, and many of our holidays and rituals reflect the agricultural calendar of the land of Israel, our home. For example, there’s a custom on sukkot of waving a lulav, a staff made of branches from different trees from the land of Israel. This video includes a prayer we say on sukkot, as well as some branch waving to remind you of that holiday. Rosh Hashanah, our new year, is in fall because that’s the harvest. We have lots of laws about harvesting, including that every seven years we don’t harvest anything from the land in Israel (it’s called a shmita year). All this is to say that while Judaism is not pagan, we’re a very old indigenous culture and maybe that’s why this video feels “pagan.”

[@TabaquiJackal906]

@@m_here1 Interesting information! Thanks for sharing.

[@gavrielattias386]

איזה תענוג צרוף היה לשמוע, אימצתי לליבי את השיר הזה, והביצוע מעלף חנה. ישר כוח ונקווה לשמוע הרבה יצירות כאלה

[@avishairoif]

I absolutely love this song, I think it's very wise how Hanna took the old Kabbalist concept of a Punctuation marks (Niqqud) as the defining element of the a letter's manifestation in the process of creation, and mixed it with a version of the Hosanna prayer of Sukkot this Song is Kabbalist in nature, and speaks volumes to anyone that also looks at other texts then the Sacred Zohar

[@jwmberkowitz]

This comes from Abraham Abulafia's work, which is really compelling.

[@obeyourfatheryah]

Oh ok so it's witchcraft! Thanks for the heads-up bro I'm like how am I supposed to learn the Hebrew letters like this?? Plus that goes against Yah's word. No thank you, not today Satan!

[@arzangofthebrothersoflightario]

As a practitioner of Kabbalah, this video is a fun, and excellent way to memorize the Aleph-bet.

[@Tattsou]

as a new Hebrew learner, this is not an excellent way to memorize the Aleph-bet

[@elernation5519]

I can’t speak any Hebrew so I can kind of relate, ميم

[@justinh9482]

My friend, if you don't speak Hebrew, you are not at a level to understand or practice Kabbalah.

[@nataliecm]

​@@justinh9482is not true

[@davidswann6154]

I just stated learning Hebrew last Monday. I am watching many videos. I am a seminary student. I can't get enough of this video Thanks!

[@matthewpoteet8876]

Wow Im blown away . What a wonderful way to communicate the power of learning Hebrew. This video is so awesome and provides a window in the female side of Torah study. So so awesome, Thank you so much, what a blessing you are Victoria !

[@monoeugen]

Due to this video (and to the work of John Zorn too) i began to learn hebrew, thank you Victoria Hanna! תודה רבה ושלום

[@Gilavisar]

+monoeugen what about john zorn and hebrew?

[@guyfriedman295]

Dude,dont do it for yourself

[@guyfriedman295]

As a native speaker I am telling you,dont do it for yourself ;)

[@robbywilliams8571]

NEVER? There are an infinite amount of resources available to study online. He can surely build the vocabulary and grammatical understanding through reading and listening to content like this.

[@nataliaalfonso1375]

Haha, so I did!

[@elisahernandez1820]

This was the trippiest thing I've seen in a long time. :o

[@doreitan]

הקליפ הישראלי הכי מטורף שיצא לי לראות :)

[@billyhickman1591]

Nothing less than genius. Thank you to the creator of this song for the awesome learning experience.

[@hodgemann]

As one who barely speaks my native English tongue, I love this transformative song and video so much. I have watched it countless times.

[@רחללאהבהר]

רק אדם שאר רוח יכול ליהנות מזה! אך מי שכתב תגובות רעות הוא פשוט לא אדם כזה! המילים והשיר והגשת השיר בקליפ זה, זה פשוט מהמם!

[@elysia9875]

Ok, but like girl really snapped with this, yall cant argue with that.

[@SetApartDisciples]

I am SO addicted to this video and song; I have probably listened to it 40 times in the last few days and I still can not get enough of it. This is such a blessing to my eyes, ears, and soul. I first saw this on Facebook. After the first few seconds I was confused as to what I was watching. So I stopped it and read the lyrics and description. Then I was like, ok I will give this a second look. Half way through it I turned up the bass and cranked up my speakers. By the end I was getting emotional and teary eyed. There is such power in the language and music; not to forget to mention her artistic style. It is so beautiful how she visualized the glory of the Lord and Jewish heritage.

[@Evelyn-on2rx]

Chops Church do you have the English translation? Would be really nice to understand the lyrics!

[@SetApartDisciples]

Evelyn Aleph-Bet (Hosha'ana) Alphabet (Please Save Us) Alef, Bet, Gimel, Dalet, Hey, Vav, Zayin, Khet, Tet, Yud, Kaf, Lamed, Mem, Nun, Samekh, Ayin, Pe, Tsadi, Kuf, Resh, Shin, Taf, Alef, Taf, Taf, Alef, Taf. Man and beast Flesh, spirit and soul Sinew, bone and skin Likeness and image - a tapestry Splendor resembling futility Compared to images of beasts Luster, figure and stature Renew the face of the earth Planting trees in desolate lands Winepresses and stacks of grain Vineyards and sycamores To the demarcated land To heal with powerful rains To give life to forsaken refuse To sustain with vegetation To enhance with sweet fruits To invigorate with flowers To rain on the sproutlings To pour a stream of cool waters To cloak with droplets To elevate the thirsty earth Which is suspended on silence Please save us Please save us Which is suspended on silence Please save us Lord who saves Other than You there is no Savior You are powerful and abundantly able to save I am impoverished yet You shall save me God is the Savior God delivers and saves Those who cry to You - save Those who yearn for You - save Satisfy Your lambs Cause an abundance of crops of trees, of vegetation - save. Do not condemn the ground but sweeten the luscious fruits - save Let the wind bring the soaring clouds Let the storm rains be emplaced Let the clouds not be withheld God who opens a hand and satisfies Your thirsty ones - save Your callers - save Your beloved - save You seekers - save Your wholesome ones - save Please save us Please save us Which is suspended on silence Please save us Alef, Bet, Gimel, Dalet, Hey, Vav, Zayin, Khet, Tet, Yud, Kaf, Lamed, Mem, Nun, Samekh, Ayin, Pe, Tsadi, Kuf, Resh, Shin, Taf, Alef, Taf, Taf, Alef, Taf.

[@guybubba]

Just to comment that the two chants / poems (" Man and beast", etc) are acrostics in Hebrew (poetry in which a letter in each line, usually the first letter, forms a word or message relating to the subject) and spell the Alef to Taf Hebrew letters. Children are taught the alphabet by chanting these around the age of 5 or so. Victoria Hanna is a Sephardic jew not from Europe and her rich and forgotten culture of Jews in the near East is celebrated here!

[@karnebo]

Guy Bar-Nahum - I'm curious, why do you say forgotten?

[@guybubba]

Gary Kober Well, it is a painful subject, but Eastern Jews rich culture was decimated by the Israeli melting pot of the fifteens and sixties and only in the seventies and eighties they were able to get some recognition for their culture especially through music. These grievances are still a major political force that fuels Israel right religious bent since the Likud party exploited these in 1977.

[@לימורשפורן]

השיר הכי טוב שאי פעם שמעתי! Best song i've ever heard!!!!

[@RabidLeroy]

Imagine this being recited in classrooms teaching Hebrew. This would be like some cheerleader round.

[@grenzik]

Incredible approach towards language it's rhytmics, pronounciation, music hidden within it :)

[@izzzu1]

שיר מכשף. נכנס מתחת לעור. מקום מובטח בפנתיאון המוזיקה הישראלית.

[@DiklaBerkowitz]

בתור אמא לבנות קטנות שלומדות בשיטה דומה אבל יותר פתוחה, רציתי להגיב - השיר הוא פסיכודלי משהו, וביחד עם זה ממש מדהים, חזק ועמוק. כל הכבוד!!!

[@Miko_sweetie162]

They could never make me dislike you, Victoria.

[@dnz932]

יותר מדויק מזה אין. גאונות!!

[@ashharijaywardena]

This has got to be the most beautiful thing I heard all month. Thank you for the passion with which you deal in the matter of the Hebrew Language, Victoria. What beauty I found in Hebrew that made me want to acquaint myself with it in the first place is tenfold magnified by what I've seen you do with it :)

[@אורכ-ת2ו]

יפיפה בכול מובן, עושה חסד וכבוד לשפה העברית . חזקה וברוכה.

[@YVMTheHunter]

I love this song! Me encanta esta canción! Victoria Hanna es muy talentosa, maravillosa!!! ❤️

[@jayzee7467]

That moment when there is a deep drone in the background and the branches are spreading from her fingertips, is the moment when something absolutely vast, strange and incomprehensible first makes its appearance... I love it.

[@ibex6850]

I come here on Hoshana Raba every year and remember how GOOD this is. כל הכבוד ויקטוריה

[@Maya_kh777]

ibex يهودي انت؟

[@ibex6850]

@@Maya_kh777 yes...?

[@Maya_kh777]

Can you talk to me Instagram? ibex

[@Maya_kh777]

‏Arithmetic yara_qh20 ibex

[@Maya_kh777]

ibex Please i hope to talk❤️

[@ushiri2399]

This really awesome, I dont know Hebrew but it´s really giving a good feel of getting into a sort of trance when you are listening to it :) I will play it in my radioprogram in South Sweden, We need more like this. Thank you for doing this epic song :)

[@OfficialSilverMoon]

Wow

[@standforgoodness]

Nice 69 pro

[@rafikchbaklo]

This is quite interesting, very hypnotizing. cheers from Beirut

[@cherylmarin631]

Love this songs Greetings From Georgia! 🇬🇪

[@רבקהטלאור]

ווואילהההה..אין לי מילים לקחת לי את כל האותיות מהפה..מטריףףף!! ומי שעשה תקליפ אומן גאווןן...ממש מזכיר את פעם מתקופת ה20😫😫

[@yaron777]

מדהים מדהים מדהים עוד לא נולד הזמר שנותן כל כך הרבה כבוד לטקסטים הקדושים של היהדות

[@Acesulfameknd]

I have no idea what she is saying but the sound is very beautiful. I really want to speak hebrew

[@capricorncouple5060]

same

[@hiitsme5409]

it's the prayer for the holiday of sukkot

[@reuthamo]

+Dave Castle the beginning is the hebrew letters.... the rest of the song is a prayer that each sentence begines with the letters by order.. like the first sentence begins with the first letter the second with the second etc.

[@kingdominoiii3525]

The prayer is called Ashrei. We recite it the entire year, not just on sukkot.

[@karnebo]

Listen again. It's from the Hoshanot prayers said during Sukkot, not Ashrei. It even says so in the title and the text has been provided at the top of the page.

[@alisonramer]

Brilliant expression of ritual and sound, of a multiplicity of Jewish identities, performance, cinema arts and protest. This changed my world. Not to be missed!

[@svietka202]

i didnt get any protest from this at all

[@Shlomo8561]

+Alison Ramer Excellent comment

[@natalliavakula6550]

+Svietka סביטקה ריביליס woman singing

[@Aman-cb1pt]

I'm cringing can you be more of a bitch? it didnt change your world ,so dont come with this virtue signalling bullshit

[@Shalalalala_666]

I don't know how I got here, but I'm strangely satisfied.

[@billyhickman1591]

3 years later and I'm still floored. The artistist expressions in this video is amazing.

[@arthurisdumb8820]

This video truamatized me so much, i never forgot the aleph bet aftet

[@GreenSlugg]

For English Speakers Description/ Translation This captivating music video begins with all the sounds of the Hebrew alphabet and takes flight into a surreal rendition of the image-rich poetry and prayers recited on the Sukkot festival. Vocal artist Victoria Hanna researches ancient sacred Hebrew texts and sets them to music that explores their mystical nature in combination with contemporary modes of communication and symbols. Her work reveals transcendental aspects of voice, text, and spatial perception, as well as an astonishing vocal range and timbre Much of the inspiration for her current work comes from Jerusalem, where the overlapping of past and present, ancient and modern, lies at the city’s very core. Her work presents sacred Hebrew texts, prayers and spirituals in a unique and utterly modern context integrating theatre, music, spoken word and video. Translation: Man and beast Flesh, spirit and soul Sinew, bone and skin Likeness and image - a tapestry Splendor resembling futility Compared to images of beasts Luster, figure and stature Renew the face of the earth Planting trees in desolate lands Winepresses and stacks of grain Vineyards and sycamores To the demarcated land To heal with powerful rains To give life to forsaken refuse To sustain with vegetation To enhance with sweet fruits To invigorate with flowers To rain on the sproutlings To pour a stream of cool waters To cloak with droplets To elevate the thirsty earth Which is suspended on silence Lord who saves Other than You there is no Savior You are powerful and abundantly able to save I am impoverished Yet You shall save me God is the Savior God delivers and saves Those who cry to You - save Those who yearn for You - save Satisfy Your lambs Cause an abundance of crops, of trees, of vegetation - save Let the wind bring the soaring clouds Let the stormy rains roll in Let the clouds not be withheld God who opens a hand and satisfies Your thirsty ones - satisfy Your callers - save Your beloved - save You seekers - save Your wholesome ones - save === Credits: Lyrics From the Hoshana Prayer In Memory of Roni Talbasi Concept, music, vocals: Victoria Hanna Produced and arranged: Tamir Muskat Drum, Keyboards and sampling: Tamir Muskat Oud: Yarden Erez Children Vocal arrangement: Zohar Moshe, Chai Biran Recorded and edited at Vibromonk East TLV Technical Assistant: Omri Amado Mastering: Shmulik Daniel at Hook & High Video Clip: Production company: ZOA Productions Directed by: Asaf Korman Script and concept: Victoria Hanna and Asaf Korman Producers: Roei Zioni and Aviv Ben shlush Republished with permission from the artist - all rights reserved. KZbin link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ2UlqOwaNmGiaM Channel: kzbin.info…/UCnNHbDDeN3pvesfhuptF5jg/videos

[@madeabdel3736]

GreenSlugg thnks

[@knowhere60]

Beautiful translation, thank!

[@judelion8655]

Thank you so much for the translation

[@Yourname3000]

Thank you for this translation. Blessings in Jesus name~

[@lydiasaidi8866]

Thanks a lot

[@yehku]

This cured my ball cancer thank you !!!

[@chameleonaram2lan866]

Nice

[@AddictedCodingMonkey]

hypnotic, amazing! can't stop listening

[@BaronMcCausland]

WOW!!! This is intense, amazing, and exploding with energy and symbolism of Kabbala ! LOVE IT!!!!!

[@זוהיזוהרהגבריאל]

אומנית קול מדהימה..טקסטים איכותיים מהמקורות..קליפ מקסים..תענוג לנשמה.

[@Maya_kh777]

זוהי זוהרה גבריאל انت يهودي؟

[@annalion79]

מדהים! ממכר! פעם רביעית ברצף :)

[@moozingmagazine1164]

עצבני, מעולה, בינלאומי - מרענן לגמרי! קליפ בינלאומי

[@eden551000]

וואו איזה יפה פעם ראשונה שאני שומעת סגנון כזה יפה ❤️

[@reasonablyobsessed]

I'm learning Hebrew and I'm officially obsessed now

[@CR-sl8bh]

Loving these youtube recommendations.

[@Joshualacruz]

Whut.. Where am I.. And how did I get here?

[@nostalgia-mj1ni]

Am Asking the same question hhhh!

[@thegirlbehindthemask2069]

@@nostalgia-mj1ni seriously? Haha

[@nostalgia-mj1ni]

@@thegirlbehindthemask2069 yup hhh

[@thegirlbehindthemask2069]

@@nostalgia-mj1ni but..this song is beautiful haha

[@nostalgia-mj1ni]

@@thegirlbehindthemask2069 ddnt mean it isn't. What i meant is that i've never found songs like this so how dd i come here after i waz listening to other songs! :)

[@דודהלר-ל8ל]

במדבר המשמים של בנאליה ונוסחתיות, איזה כיף להיחשף ליצירה כל כך מקורית, שאין בה גרם של חנופה, והיא כולה אומנות. איזה יופי!

[@ImpShimadon]

לא יכלת לנסח את זה טוב יותר, מסכים לכל מילה !

[@אסףיוסףנחום]

"דוד" חחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחחח

[@idokatriel9546]

איזה יצירה 😂😂😂😂😂 זה השיר הכי מפגר ששמעתי בחיים שלי

[@yuvalbrenner9281]

מה זה החירטוטיישן הזה

[@yuvalbrenner9281]

אתם על החומר של יובל המבולבל?

[@tanerseker2230]

I really like this woman in all her clips and this clip from Turkey 🇹🇷🇦🇹🇮🇱

[@sigmaroll9802]

This resonates with amazing power and a most beautiful accent.

[@ishalocke1123]

Thank you for the vowels! My daughters can’t stop watching!!

[@chissine1]

Greetings from Morocco !

[@MR-zq5gt]

Can we talk about the choreography? So cool

[@ZebraMan74]

I agree

[@vito1362]

Just found my new obsession

[@dariagorkova5274]

Unglaublich, so cool)) danke, toda raba raba!!

[@gloriaredondo1491]

Tengo escasos conocimientos cabalísticos, pero intuyo la hermosura que encierran los gestos y sonidos que Victoria Hanna emite. Estoy conociendo aspectos sencillos de la Cábala y me entusiasma porque hace años fui introduciéndome en ello y ahora tengo la oportunidad, de forma sencilla, de adentrarme más.

[@eman70]

לגמרי משגע! ורק עצוב לי שאני כבר לא יכול להשמיע את זה לאבא שלי ז"ל. הוא בטוח היה אוהב את זה מכל כך הרבה בחינות.

[@sister_fister]

סליחה על אבא שלך

[@sabbaof11]

+Victoria Hanna את כשרונית ונהדרת אני מתמוגגת מהכישרון הנדיר שלך וההופעה הכככ מעיזה ומיוחדת ! את הולכת עם האמת שלך עד הסוף .... גילה

[@שגרירותאוזבקיסטןבישראל]

דניאלה וילמן לכי תשמעי בן אל וסטטיק, ילדה בת שבע

[@Kash_Tastee]

ההערה שלך גורמת לי כל כך שמחה שאני יכול לשתף את השיר הזה עם הבן שלי. אל תהיה עצוב, בבקשה

[@officialpigeon4146]

eman70 אין מה לעשות גם דוד שלי ניפתר והיתי רוצה שהוא יראה לאיזה הסגים הגעתי אבל אל תידאג הוא בשמים וגם דוד שלי והם רואים אותנו כול הזמן❤❤❤❤

[@Semitotal]

Damn. She's like an Israeli M.I.A. on a Kabbalistic-linguistic bender.

[@cocopopification]

Semitotal actually laughing out loud at that. THANK YOU!

[@silverkitty2503]

I love her.

[@shepherdsoutcry1380]

Semitotal lmao I’ve been listening to this for a long time and didn’t know how to word it.

[@SiliconBong]

She's made of beautiful & Happy :D

[@allgone4615]

Dragostea Din Tei Exactly!!!!

[@daniel2gud]

This is literally my favorite song now, IM TRYING TO LEARN HEBREW THIS IS NOT EVEN A REAL song and I LOVE IT. Edit:The way she moves her hands tho

[@scm98]

It's an accident Jewish prayer

[@Morgenmuffel123]

Thanks. Greetings from Hungary

[@mrdaudouchiha47]

toda raba ze yafe lelemed ha'ivrit alef bet gamel...

[@salutta1150]

LOVE THIS SONG :* GREETINGS FROM TURKEY

[@rachelaspogard6587]

Makes you want to start Learning Hebrew...:-)

[@realstormin]

I totally agree!

[@dinakleper8076]

Seriously? 'cause it makes me wanna forget Hebrew...

[@rachelaspogard6587]

Dina Kleper it's because you are not a novice like others...Shalom! x

[@alexisway7609]

Dina Kleper Why Consider that most of the songs are pop, it makes it something different songs that we know

[@guyfriedman295]

Dont even try,thank me later ;) There are genders for almost every word except 2 or 3,there are 4 different numbers (Male/Female numbers+Male/Female places) with different genders each and there are [3]+[2]+[2]+[2]+[2] similar sounding letters which you can't know what to use when unless you are familiar with the word,there are also 5 letters with 2 sounds for the same letter and without indication about the sound and above all of that there aren't any 'guiding letters' like in english (A,E,I,O,U,Y), {also occusionally there would be some but you wont know if you need to pronounce it or if it is there to 'guide' you}

[@NuhanHidayat]

Thanks KZbin for putting this on my recommendation 🤩🤩🤩 Bop AF!

[@ahmedsameh3011]

😂😂😂

[@valeriebingham1483]

I loooove it!!! Music is universal and is uniting us all! I love the idea!

[@jimmyrbyamirb7IDF]

I already said my spiel about Victoria Hanna. She is the Woman of Universe!

[@Horus666]

Im moroccan trying learn hebrew come on guys teach us stop being closed half of the amazigh people consider you as brothers more than arabs cause amazigh also used to be Jewish up once the time !!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@尤正瑋]

I am a Moroccan jew. We are brothers, part of our Ancestors were Hebrews, but the others were Anazigh ! Love Morocco ❤

[@nab.7250]

Arabs and Jews are literally cousin’s tho..

[@ilysesteiner9605]

Can't read the Hebrew comments, but I know my aleph-bet letters and this is cool, catchy and probably going to stick in my head all day.

[@yeshuaestavoltando9763]

I'm from Brazil. I am christian. I'm trying to learn the Hebrew alphabet. I'll even download ❤️

[@t1n1872]

mindblowing .. greetings from Türkiye:* :)

[@MiladJPanah]

I need to stop smoke weed and go on youtube but I still love that I ended up here.

[@ElsamarinaCruz1101]

Hebrew is the only sacred language, you feel mesmerized listening to this song, it puts u in a trance

[@saketjawaji1557]

what's so sacred abut Hebrew?

[@breakingbread8946]

This captivating music video begins with all the sounds of the Hebrew alphabet and takes flight into a surreal rendition of the image-rich poetry and prayers recited on the Sukkot festival. Vocal artist Victoria Hanna researches ancient sacred Hebrew texts and sets them to music that explores their mystical nature in combination with contemporary modes of communication and symbols. Her work reveals transcendental aspects of voice, text, and spatial perception, as well as an astonishing vocal range and timbre Much of the inspiration for her current work comes from Jerusalem, where the overlapping of past and present, ancient and modern, lies at the city’s very core. Her work presents sacred Hebrew texts, prayers and spirituals in a unique and utterly modern context integrating theatre, music, spoken word and video. Translation: Man and beast Flesh, spirit and soul Sinew, bone and skin Likeness and image - a tapestry Splendor resembling futility Compared to images of beasts Luster, figure and stature Renew the face of the earth Planting trees in desolate lands Winepresses and stacks of grain Vineyards and sycamores To the demarcated land To heal with powerful rains To give life to forsaken refuse To sustain with vegetation To enhance with sweet fruits To invigorate with flowers To rain on the sproutlings To pour a stream of cool waters To cloak with droplets To elevate the thirsty earth Which is suspended on silence Lord who saves Other than You there is no Savior You are powerful and abundantly able to save I am impoverished Yet You shall save me God is the Savior God delivers and saves Those who cry to You - save Those who yearn for You - save Satisfy Your lambs Cause an abundance of crops, of trees, of vegetation - save Let the wind bring the soaring clouds Let the stormy rains roll in Let the clouds not be withheld God who opens a hand and satisfies Your thirsty ones - satisfy Your callers - save Your beloved - save You seekers - save Your wholesome ones - save === Credits: Lyrics From the Hoshana Prayer In Memory of Roni Talbasi Concept, music, vocals: Victoria Hanna Produced and arranged: Tamir Muskat Drum, Keyboards and sampling: Tamir Muskat Oud: Yarden Erez Children Vocal arrangement: Zohar Moshe, Chai Biran Recorded and edited at Vibromonk East TLV Technical Assistant: Omri Amado Mastering: Shmulik Daniel at Hook & High Video Clip: Production company: ZOA Productions Directed by: Asaf Korman Script and concept: Victoria Hanna and Asaf Korman Producers: Roei Zioni and Aviv Ben shlush

[@bassant3]

Thanks a lot!

[@siusiferreira3268]

oba!!! grata

[@marie-everousseau2355]

Breaking Bread thank you so much for the explanation. ❤

[@alexandraqueen2156]

Awesome! Yeah ZOA!

[@andre3497]

Could you please also explain why the dice with the Mars symbol between her lips?

[@NASIRUB1]

I went to an Ashkenazi Yashiva and I was taught through song and repetition, but we didn't get no honey for getting anything right. Sadly my teachers and family had a hard time getting me to learn Hebrew. I only managed to learn how read Hebrew some what, but I can't speak it fluently or understand it like the rest of my family. My parents and teachers thought something was wrong with me growing up, because I was able to speak a little Russian and French as a child. Then later I learned how to speak in Japanese and write/speak in Spanish. I still struggle with Hebrew till this day. Since I like music and beats, I'm trying to figure out how create a rhythm to reading and learning Hebrew through music, wish me luck.

[@Greezy2000]

בהצלחה!

[@شهروزمقدم]

Dude I understand I struggle with Hebrew myself and this is coming from someone who’s parents were born in Israel I speak Arabic better than I do Hebrew and it’s sad 😂😂

[@kimsherlock888]

I'm restricted one LAUNGUE....BRAVO BRAVO

[@aiducha]

Impressive! I am so impressed. Thank you for this jewell. Greetings from Winnipeg, Canada

[@abdulkadircabuk7252]

This is why i want to take a trip to Israel.The middle east music is the resource of music.

[@heyhoe168]

So you wanna experience trip in the trip? Make sure You will find way back to sanity.

[@djhjvnd23]

Israel isn’t Middle Eastern lmao

[@nab.7250]

Sawsan 74 Lol it literally is in the middle of the Middle East 😂.

[@Kittlyn]

@@djhjvnd23 only haters say so. It is middle east, deal with it hun.

[@djhjvnd23]

@@Isaacdoingtheleast no it’s not

[@ma.2290]

طلااااال ساااام

[@MrAaronolivo]

So in love with this song.

[@heatherbugnacki6689]

Beautiful and brilliant. Thank you. You are loved.

[@minelekmekciler9184]

i love u so much! 😍 from turkey

[@gilyatoueg]

צלילי האותיות, הטראנס בנגינה ובתנועה מחבר אל אור המקור, אל באר הבריאה, בצורה איכותית ורעננה. בעיניי, הקליפ מייצג את הרזים, הנגלים, דרך הקול הנשי, להגיע אל סוד הפשוט, בקלות, באקסטאזה צרופה, הללויה. המשיכי אהובה.

[@TzadikTheManic]

I was absolutely not planning on finding this - oh, agreeable algorithms and happy accidents 🎶😌🎶

[@ZebraMan74]

Same, i found it today and I love it

[@TzadikTheManic]

@@ZebraMan74 Grateful for your reply; I haven’t listened to Hanna’s music in a couple years and having my memory refreshed is fantastic so thank you ☺️

[@ZebraMan74]

@@TzadikTheManic You're welcome

[@zahraAli-rf1xg]

منو جاي من بث طلال؟😂🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@محمدعلوان-ص7ن]

zahra aleissa من هو طلال ذا ؟

[@3ssa.m7md99]

@@محمدعلوان-ص7ن أجل كيف جيت هنا إذا ما تعرف طلال 😂😂

[@محمدعلوان-ص7ن]

3ssa. M7md ما عرف طلال من هو فتحت اليوتيوب و جاء هذا الفيديو لا أعرف كيف جاء لكنه جا ههههههههه ممكن تقدر تقول لي من هو (طلال ) أو هذا عندكم عيب

[@zahraAli-rf1xg]

محمد عبد الله طلال سام يوتوبر كويتي سوه بث بالانستكرام وشغل الغنيه😂🤢

[@محمدعلوان-ص7ن]

zahra aleissa ههههههه أغنية أطفال في مدرسة

[@lucasmoratoaraujo8433]

What a treat! ❤

[@MsNovemberry]

I love the choreography in this. You can tell the girls are really digging this.