Some hallmarks of an excellent choral arrangement are sensitivity to the text, “singing” lines for each of the vocal parts, and variation in texture. Zuckerman’s arrangements are so good, they almost sing themselves. The vocal lines are lyrical, the texture varied, and few are more effective word-painters than Zuckerman. Zuckerman’s three arrangements (Di Zun, Mayn […]
This classic liturgical text means purify our hearts, and is appropriate in a wide variety of settings, Jewish and non-Jewish. Here, a strong and dignified sacred text asks God for forgiveness and purification, in order to be ready to hear His word.
Jane Roman Pitt has crafted a powerful and convincing statement about the central role of women in Jewish-and world-history. A stirring piece for women’s voices, this piece speaks timelessly and clearly.
The title says it all – this is a triumphant piece that heralds the arrival of the day the Lord hath made. Great for the High Holiday Days or Shabbat – as well as celebrations, introductions and commemorations surrounding any event for any faith. Its optional shofar (ram’s horn) part makes it truly unique.
