Leil Shabbat Medley with Micha Gamerman

How does your family celebrate Friday night Shabbat?

This uplifting and energetic Medley is intended to make Shabbat even more special for people of all ages. Here are the songs you'll here:
0:21 - Shalom Aleichem - שלום עליכם
2:37 - Pia Patcha - פיה פתחה
3:25 - Sheker Hachen - שקר החן
4:07 - Kol Mekadesh - כל מקדש
6:01 - Menucha Vessimcha - מנוחה ושמחה
7:17 - Ma Yedidut - מה ידידות
8:12 - Meein Olam Haba - מעין עולם הבא
9:59 - Ka Ribon Olam - י-ה ריבון עולם
10:22 - Tzur Mi - צור משלו
10:50 - Yibane Hamikdash - יבנה המקדש

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

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