Text from Psalm 121. For SATTB A Cappella.

For SATB Keyboard with text from Psalm 121:1 2 in Hebrew.

'Ladino Song for Chanukah'. One of Transcontinental's bestsellers. Flory Jagoda revives the exciting memories of Chanukah from her childhood in Yugoslavia in this classic. Great for multicultural programs.

Based on a traditional Eastern European melody. Available separately: SATB.

3 Traditional Chanukah Songs': Chanukah Joyous Feast of Lights Rock of Ages. For 2-Part.

For Cantor SATB Flute Clarinet and Piano. Flute and Clarinet parts available separately.

Available separately: SATB and 2-part with piano.

Text from the first chapter of the Book of Ruth. Baritone part serves as narrator while SA take soli. For SA/Bari and Keyboard.

A 'wordless' song. Great for beginning or volunteer choirs looking for a fun Sabbath piece.

Poem by A. Broides. For SSA and Keyboard.

Psalm 100. For marriage ceremonies. For SATB with Harp and Organ.

Chanukah Anthem'. Text from Al Hanisim. For SATB Keyboard.

From Arise and Be Free: A Suite for Chanukah. For SATB Piano.

From Gates of Repentance p. 105. Zochreinu l'chayim is a memorial piece that can be performed throughout the whole year.

Transcontinental Music's all-time bestseller. The text was found written on a wall in a basement in Cologne Germany by Allied troops after World War II.Available separately: SATB SSAA and TTBB.

Poem by Hannah Szenesh. For SSATB rehearsal keyboard.

The classic Janowski work for any time of the year. This text is in Hebrew. Avaiable for SATB Cantor and Organ or Piano.

Another beautiful and original setting of the well-known Sabbath eve text. The modal harmony is Shukiar's own changing when you least expect it. Yet this piece for solo or unison choir and keyboard will be easily learned by amateur choirs - and quickly picked up by congregations who will enjoy its style. Level: Meduim

A Yiddish Song Cycle by Richard Hereld-Comprises settings of four folk songs originally from a variety of sources selected to suggest the outline of a continuous narrative as well as to present vignettes of Jewish life in Eastern Europe ca. 1925-1945. Includesperformance notes by the composer and a biography.

Based on a tune by Mordechai Zeira. For Cantor SATB and Keyboard.