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Sacred Music

“There is a temple in heaven that is only opened through music.”
-mystical writings of the Zohar


New High Holiday Music

Avot V’imahot
This year we will be introducing a new Avot V’imahot melody which is actually the correct nusach (melody) for the High Holy Days. Thanks to modern technology you can now learn it here online. Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the melody so that you can participate fully in our High Holyday worship service this year.

      Click here for Avot V'Imahot.


Ma Tovu and Heal Us Now
We are very excited about our new contemporary Rosh Hashanah Morning service which will feature lots of new music mixed with our much loved traditional melodies, creating a vibrant and unique worship experience. Please take a few moments to sample some of the beautiful music that will be featured at this service.

      Click here for Ma Tovu.

      Click here for Heal Us Now.

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Shabbat Ba-Bayit - Sabbath Blessings for the Home

Temple Adat Shalom is proud to announce this exciting and inspirational CD of our congregation’s most loved traditional and contemporary Shabbat melodies recorded by Cantor Frank to enhance the enjoyment and observance of Shabbat in your own home.

This CD is a gift to each member family through the generosity of the Confirmation class families of 2004 and 2006 and the many congregants who assisted Cantor Frank in its production.

Watch for its arrival by mail!

Additional copies are available to both Temple members and non-members and can be obtained through the Temple office. We are asking a $15 donation to The Temple Adat Shalom Music Fund to help defray the cost of processing and production for each additional CD requested.




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Simchat Shabbat Band

Simchat Torah observance at Temple Adat Shalom will be a lively and memorable celebration featuring the temple's Simchat Shabbat Band. The band is latest addition to their Shabbat N'ginah (all music) services and is composed entirely of talented congregants, led by Cantor Lori Wilinsky Frank. Joining the band for Simchat Torah will be clarinetist Robert Zelickman, from the Second Avenue Klezmer Ensemble. The service will take place on Wednesday evening, October 3rd at 7pm. The community is invited to come and enjoy a festive and "freilach" worship experience that will have everyone dancing in the aisles!