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InteGRATion into
GRATeFULLness
Singing&Sounding keeps me Sound
Hava Nagila - Let's be glad and rejoice
2007_07_25 |
Hebrew
Folksong [the two words "nagila ve-nismekhah" appear in Psalm 118:24] Abraham Zwi Idelsohn first sung and even recorded (!) in 1918, when Allenby with the British army took over "the Holy Land" seen by some as the coming of the Messiah |
Though
this song is often sung, played and spoiled not only as a hit but as a parody, both its Chassidic tune and its lyrics, which I first learnt in my Ulpan in 1960 are still meaningful and dear to me. See Wikipedia in English, German, Arabic etc. etc. and most interesting in Hebrew There are many references to other famous Hebrew songs |
My
own singing of this quite difficult song is a bit out of tune, but so is the content of the song - not yet fulfilled ... |
Appendix to the
last page about Mika's Heaven on Earth:
continuation
of "8 months trailer" a selection of Immanuel's photos
Immanuel covers this ugly column in their newly purchased flat with pretty bricks
Elah and Mika arrange a "TEA-PARTY" - British Style - for themselves
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I don't remember to have enjoyed the Sea last summer even once, so the family's outing to the Mediterranean gives me a chance to enjoy the Sea at least virtually... |
Tomer and Mika |
Efrat and Mika |
"How did you manage to build this roof, Mika and Abba?"
Another
bike-ride of Father and Son |
Immanuel
gets the chance to fly to South-Africa, at the end of the Mondial. He, as usual, uses this chance well, and visits the Safari |
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By contrast to the lion-lovers: little Mika alone
continuation in SongGame 2007_07_26