Commissioned by Cantor Alisa Pomeranz-Boro and Congregation Beth El...this song, written during the pandemic, provides a sense of both individual, community, and global healing. For soloist or soloist/choir.

Commissioned by Rabbi Peter Rubinstein and the 92nd Street Y...this song found its way around the world with over 10 million views on social media. Perfect for celebrating the New Year in synagogues or churches.

A entirely original take on a most cherished prayer...the prayer for freedom. With original English lyrics that speak to those things the enslave us today...fear, bigotry, hate, low self esteem, lack of forgiveness...this uptempo song is perfect with piano or guitar accompaniment or full band!

This adaptation with entirely original English lyrics speaks to passing the stories, values, and traditions we hold dear down from generation to generation. (Commissioned by Cantor Yonah Kliger)

The lyrics for this song are all inspired by either iconic civil rights speeches or Jewish ethical teachings, Pirkei Avot. Perfect for MLK Shabbat, interfaith concerts, lessons on justice...

Affectionately referred to as the "Ray Charles" version - this uptempo, gospel-tinged jam was commissioned by Cantor Rebecca Garfein at Rodeph Sholom, NYC.

An original take on a prayer that has over 2000 documented versions. The stunning English lyrics will take you and your congregation on a journey to Safed during the times of Schlomo Halevi (the author of the original poem, Lecha Dodi), and shares the story of how the Kabbalists originally welcomed Shabbat.

Three songs in one...an uptempo medley with entirely new melodies for Hinei Ma Tov, L'chu N'ran'nah and Shira L'adonai. A joyous way to welcome Shabbat. Instantly singable!

A a beautiful, brand new melody...that somehow feels instantly familiar.

This song has taken on a life of its own. Originally commissioned in 2014 by Cantor Tracy Fishbein (The Temple, Nashville). Two years later, Alaa Alshaham, an extraordinary Muslim poet added Arabic lyrics that bring an entirely new, deeply moving and emotional dimension to this prayer. Imagine an interfaith service with the refrain...we give thanks to you...being sung in Arabic and Hebrew, side by side.

A lovely and easily singable adaptation of one of our most ancient prayers. Commissioned in honor of Dr. Alan Mason's 25 years as Music Director at Temple Israel of Greater Miami.

Written in Berlin during the commemoration of the 70th Anniversary of Krisstalnacht...the call and answer nature of this piece is sure to bring your congregation together in song...as the English lyrics profess: When we sing, we pray twice, when we sing, we are one."

This haunting melody and soul searching original English lyric will help bring you and your congregation to the heart of the High Holy Days. The opening verse asks in the first person, "Am I there for those who need me? Giving of myself completely. Have I been caring and have I been patient? Have I forgiven without reservation?" Written for soloist or as a duet, the refrain to this piece is in Hebrew.

When reciting the Kaddish, do you ever wonder how the words of this prayer are supposed to be comforting during a time of mourning? They do not speak to mourning or loss. They are not words of consolation. There is something intimately familiar, calming, and nurturing about the sound of the prayer...but, the actual translation of the words might leave many wondering.

"A Mourner's Song" stays true to original Aramaic words, while adding a deeply comforting English verse, and a chorus that draws from the 23rd Pslam..."for you are here with me."

An exciting and rousing version of Adon Olam - guaranteed to get your congregation on its feet. Multiple tempo changes and chords that dance between major and minor keys...this piece provides a catchy and uplifting addition to your services.