Many consider songs with English lyrics to be “goyish”. This should not be the case. A song should be judged on the content, not the language in which it is written. The same way many Jewish educational establishments have adopted the “smart board” system, using technological advancements to their advantage in chinuch, it is time for Jewish music to do the same, and use a new approach to transform itself, if not for the enjoyment of our adults, than for the souls of our youths.
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is this guy matisyahu's brother? such a beautiful niggun, with a yiddish taam. what perek tehilim can i find the words?
Chillul Hashem. I have no more to say.
Um...the perfect role model for every bar mitzvah boy.
Many consider songs with English lyrics to be “goyish”. This should not be the case. A song should be judged on the content, not the language in which it is written. The same way many Jewish educational establishments have adopted the “smart board” system, using technological advancements to their advantage in chinuch, it is time for Jewish music to do the same, and use a new approach to transform itself, if not for the enjoyment of our adults, than for the souls of our youths.
Read more: http://dteitelbaum.blogspot.com/2012/06/where-has-music-gone-by-yaakov-klein.html#ixzz1y9VMqmdv
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