It is custom to recite En Kelohenu in this tune during the 3 regalim. Some do it every Shabbat. In our synagogue in Toronto, it is sung over the 3 regalim but during the weeks of Pirke Avot, we sing it as well in 3 different languages. I have recorded it in all three languages in this recording. Enjoy!
Wednesday, 28 March 2018
Pesah 7 - En Kelohenu Hebrew Spanish Arabic - פסח 7 אין כאלוהנו עברית ספרדית ערבית
It is custom to recite En Kelohenu in this tune during the 3 regalim. Some do it every Shabbat. In our synagogue in Toronto, it is sung over the 3 regalim but during the weeks of Pirke Avot, we sing it as well in 3 different languages. I have recorded it in all three languages in this recording. Enjoy!
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