<p>Listen to a live performance of "Adon HaSelichot," a Middle Eastern piyyut, or liturgical poem, by Temple Sinai's own Leah Carnow, our Vocalist & Rabbinic Intern this year, and Yoni Battat, playing oud. This alphabetical poem from the 11th century has reminded Jews in every century that God's essential nature is to forgive. Thank you to Leah and Yoni for this beautiful performance!</p>

Listen to a live performance of "Adon HaSelichot," a Middle Eastern piyyut, or liturgical poem, by Temple Sinai's own Leah Carnow, our Vocalist & Rabbinic Intern this year, and Yoni Battat, playing oud. This alphabetical poem from the 11th century has reminded Jews in every century that God's essential nature is to forgive. Thank you to Leah and Yoni for this beautiful performance!

<p>Listen to a live performance of "Adon HaSelichot," a Middle Eastern piyyut, or liturgical poem, by Temple Sinai's own Leah Carnow, our Vocalist &amp; Rabbinic Intern this year, and Yoni Battat, playing oud. This alphabetical poem from the 11th century has reminded Jews in every century that God's essential nature is to forgive. Thank you to Leah and Yoni for this beautiful performance!</p>

Episode 11 - Music from Mizrachi Communities for Elul

Prepare YOUR soul for the Jewish High Holy Days!  Temple Sinai of Brookline MA presents these short episodes to help you get ready for the Jewish New Year…. and beyond, and to help us all consider the new beginnings that are possible for our lives as the Jewish New Year arrives.

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Prepare YOUR soul for the Jewish High Holy Days! Temple Sinai of Brookline MA presents these short episodes to help you get ready for the Jewish New Year…. and beyond, and to help us all consider the new beginnings that are possible for our lives as the Jewish New Year arrives.

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