About Our Music
Music
Music has always been an essential, defining part of Havurah Shalom. It links us together in heart and in spirit. From our beginnings in 1978, we have drawn from the rich and diverse kaleidoscope of Jewish music and have sought to bring melodies to our services that open the heart and inspire meaningful prayer. We’ve managed to accomplish this through the creativity, generosity, and many talents of our lay music leaders in our congregation.
Our community invites and encourages participation. If you’re interested, you can learn. If you have knowledge, you can share and teach. In this way, we grow together, building our pool of talent from within and connecting with one another.
Our Shabbat School relies on the talents of our enthusiastic parent teachers to share music with our classes. Our Kabbalat Shabbat services on Friday night and our Shabbat morning services are co-led by both congregants and our rabbi. Holiday celebrations, community events, and spiritual life are all opportunities for us to become involved and share our music. We hope the music linked below will help you connect with all of these opportunities at Havurah.
Music Collaborative
Havurah's Music Collaborative, a group of Havurah members who help lead services by playing instruments and/or singing, is led by J.D. Kleinke and Sarah Shine. If you are interested in joining the collaborative, please complete this Music Collaborative Survey.
Music for Shabbat
Music for Holidays
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Upcoming Events
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Sunday ,
OctOctober 2 , 2022Tashlich for Everyone
Sunday, Oct 2nd 12:00p to 1:15p
Join us at George Rogers Park to cast our regrets into the waters as a community. More details are on their way! -
Sunday ,
OctOctober 2 , 2022High Holidays Cemetery Gathering
Sunday, Oct 2nd 2:00p to 3:15p
We gather to remember our loved ones, led in song and remembrance. Havurah Cemetery, 5656 SW Humphrey Blvd. -
Sunday ,
OctOctober 2 , 2022Tashlich at Cathedral Park
Sunday, Oct 2nd 4:00p to 5:30p
Families and individuals of all ages are welcome for this brief ritual at the river's edge, led by Barbara Slader. We'll symbolically cast off old habits, attitudes and regrets that no longer serve us. Please bring some bread or cracker crumbs, or small stones, and consider ahead the personal 'unburdening' they represent, as we find renewal in the New Year. There is the larger Havurah Shalom's Tashlich at Roger's Park at this same time and date - but if you are looking for a smaller and closer Tashlich please join us. -
Sunday ,
OctOctober 2 , 2022(ZM) Days of Awe-some: Text, Talk & Teshuvah
Sunday, Oct 2nd 7:30p to 8:30p
We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups. -
Monday ,
OctOctober 3 , 2022(IP) Southeast Tashlich
Monday, Oct 3rd 5:00p to 6:30p
We’ll sing some songs, say some prayers, share some words, cast our sins into the water, then have an informal picnic dinner. Open to all members. -
Monday ,
OctOctober 3 , 2022(ZM) Days of Awe-some: Text, Talk & Teshuvah
Monday, Oct 3rd 7:30p to 8:30p
We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups. -
Tuesday ,
OctOctober 4 , 2022Kol Nidre Service
Tuesday, Oct 4th 7:00p to 9:00p
This service will take place at the Tiffany Center and online via our YouTube stream. For complete information about High Holidays at Havurah Shalom, please visit our High Holidays page. -
Wednesday ,
OctOctober 5 , 2022Yom Kippur Morning Services
Wednesday, Oct 5th 9:30a to 2:00p
This service will take place at the Tiffany Center and online via our YouTube stream. For complete information about High Holidays at Havurah Shalom, please visit our High Holidays page. -
Wednesday ,
OctOctober 5 , 2022Yom Kippur Afternoon and Evening Services
Wednesday, Oct 5th 3:00p to 7:00p
These services will take place at the Tiffany Center and online via our YouTube stream. For complete information about High Holidays at Havurah Shalom, please visit our High Holidays page. -
Wednesday ,
OctOctober 5 , 2022(IP) Yom Kippur Family Service
Wednesday, Oct 5th 3:30p to 4:15p
All are welcome! Service is geared toward families with children ages 5-10. We explore the themes of Yom Kippur and sing some of the beloved songs of this holiday. Our service is participatory–with lots of singing, skits and humor. We get right to the heart of the matter of teshuvah, returning to our best selves. We are holding this service later in the day so that families can easily stay for the Mincha service with teen leadership and for Neilah, our short and sweet closing service to Yom Kippur.