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I’m looking for moving Jewish music. The type that touches you deeply and moves your inner emotions. Music like Journeys, Destiny, and Yosef Karduner. Anyone know of anything?
Yiddish klezmer
Hm… Have you tried Baruch Levine?
Uziya Tzadok sang Melech Malchei Hamelachim at his bar mitzva some years ago. The video is available on Youtube under the title “??? ???? ?????? ?????? ???? ???? ?? ????” It is truly magnificent.
Uziya has another song that I love, and was quite popular for a time. It’s called Shomer Yisrael. I think he composed it together with Shlomo Rechnitz upon hearing that the three Israeli boys were found dead, back in July of 2014.
Moshe Yess
Yes, it’s called Jewish music.
Mudzitz music.
anything from abie rotenberg , baruch levine, a varima chasidish hisoirirus nigun(think keili atah) etc..
Try this thread for suggestions:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/most-heartfelt-jewish-song-in-your-view
(Also, you can go to online Jewish music stores, add albums you like to your cart (or just click on them), and see what starts getting suggested for you (assuming those sites have a suggestion function).)
Any moving music is jewish if thats how you interpret its message
You can’t just interpret a good non-Jewish person’s message as Jewish and make him Jewish. A song with positive messages, if it isn’t actually a Jewish song,cannot simply be interpreted into being so.
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