Shir (which means “song” in Hebrew) offers faithful interpretations of such cultural chestnuts as “Hava Nagilah” as well as several traditional prayers, including “Ose Shalom” and Leha Dodi”.
And while countless albums before this have featured similar selections, Shir does so with passion and meticulous craft. By using instruments associated with both Europe and the Middle East , the group creates a timeless bridge between the diverse musical backgrounds Jews developed and incorporated over the centuries.
And by mixing both prayer and worldly songs, Shir offer a fuller picture of the Jewish musical experience. Topping it off is Maurice Chernick’s serene vocals, which strike a nice balance between the sacred and the secular.
Recommended for anyone looking for an easy access point into Jewish music and others who simply want a pleasing listen.
Maurice Chernick Clarinete, voz
Piotr Jordan Violín
Ivor Goldberg Voz, Guitarra Clásica, Guitarra Acústica (12),
12-String Guitar (7,13), Cumbus (4), Nageni (7)
Steve Rose Acoustic Bass, percusión (2,3,4,7,11), Melodica (9),
1 Shibolet Basadeh/Lamidbar Instrumental
2 Hava Nagilah Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
3 Keren Sahar Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
4 Dror Yikra Ivor - all vox
5 Chorshat HaEkaliptus Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
6 Od Lo Ahavti Dai Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
7 Kol Dodi Maurice/Ivor
8 Hakol Patuach Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
9 Erev Shel Shoshanim Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
10 Medley – Ufaratstah etc Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
11 Hana'ava BaBanot Maurice
12 Lcha Dodi Ivor - all vox
13 HaFinjan Maurice - lead Band - backing
14 Laila Laila Ivor - all vox
15 Ose Shalom Instrumental
16 BaShana HaBa'ah Maurice - lead Ivor - backing
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