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Learn to sing Lecha Dodi

From the service welcoming the Sabbath

This prayer, composed by Rabbi Solomon Alkavetz in the holy city of Safed, welcomes in the Sabbath each Friday evening. The 16th-century Kabbalists used to go out of the synagogue towards the fields in order to welcome in the Sabbath Queen. This prayer is the pinnacle of that welcoming, sung with great vigor to new and old melodies every week. The tune here is one of the popular versions.

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      • Lecha Dodi David and the High Spirit perform our melody in the traditional manner.
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      • Lecha Dodi Rinat Choir here with a Yemenite version. Wow, you MUST listen to this. Awesome.
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      • Lecha Dodi Six13 go funk with amazing vocals and harmonies. This is great! Especially if the Backstreet Boys showed up in shul.
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      • Lecha Dodi C Lanzbom gives a soulful instrumental version of a chassidic meditative melody that captures the peace of the Sabbath.
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      • Lecha Dodi Shawn Kugel plays a Shlomo Carlebach melody in a fully acoustic version with a klezmer ensemble that morphs into awesome jazz. It is extremely relaxing.
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      • Lecha Dodi Yehuda Glantz brings his brilliant South American rhythms to this original instrumental and vocal composition.
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      • Lecha Dodi Merri Lovinger Arian gives a great acoustic guitar performance of the gorgeous melody by D'veykus.
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      • Lecha Dodi Geula Gill sings the tradition Israeli folk-song version. It is so wonderful in its simplicity!
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      • Lecha Dodi Kayama go reggae on this one. Just try to sit still listening to this.
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      • Lecha Dodi Pharaoh's Daughter creates on of the most exotic versions you'll hear. You'll feel transported to Yemen in a wonderful soundscape.
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      • Lecha Dodi Leibele Glantz was more than a brilliant cantor, he was an innovative composer who created unusual melodies. This is one of his classics.
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      • Lecha Dodi Israel Alter, in an archival recording of the great cantor with the legendary voice.
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      • Lecha Dodi Dovid Melech Yisrael / Jon Madof has fun with Reb Shlomo's melody in this lively instrumental take.
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      • Lecha Dodi Heedoosh, a crossover middle eastern rock band have an original version here. Rock style with mediterranean groove.
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      • Lecha Dodi Eliza Rose has a very fusion Israeli feel to it. The groove here is cool. Hate to say it, but this has a Eurovision feel.
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The Words

Translation

Lecha dodi likrat kala

Penai shabat nekabla (2x)

 

Shamor vezachor bedibur echad

Hishmianu el hameyuchad

Ado-nai echad ushmo echad

Leshem ultiferet velit'hila

 

Lecha dodi...

 

Likrat Shabbat lechu venelcha

Ki hi mekor habracha

Merosh mikedem nesucha

Sof maaseh bemachshava t'chila

 

Lecha dodi...

 

Mikdash Melech, ir melucha,

kumi tze'i mitoch hahafeicha.

Rav lach shevet be'eimek habacha

Vehu yachamol alayich chemla

 

Lecha dodi…

 

Hitna’ari Me’afar kumi

Livshi bigdei tifarteich, ami

Al yad ben Yishai, beit halachmi

Korva el nafshi ge'alah

 

Lecha dodi…

 

Hitoreri! Hitoreri! ki va oreich

Kumi ori,

Uri, uri, shir dabeiri

kevod Ado-nai alayich nigla

 

Lecha dodi…

 

Lo tevoshi velo tikalmi

Ma tishtochachi umah tehemi

Bach yechesu aniyei ami

Venivneta ir al tilah

 

Lecha dodi…

 

Vhayu limshisa shosayich

Verachaku kol mevalayich

Yasis alayich Elohayich

Kimsos khatan al kala

 

Lecha dodi…

 

Yamin usmol tifrotzi

V'et Ado-nai taaritzi

Al yad ish ben partzi

Venismecha venagila

 

Lecha dodi…

 

Boi veshalom ateret baala

Gam besimcha uvetzahala

Toch emunei am segula

Boi khala boi khala

 

Lecha dodi…

(Rough, very rough maybe, translation)

Come, my beloved to welcome the bride

Let us greet the Sabbath!

 

" Guard" and " remember" were heard from God simultaneously.

God is one and his Name is one for His glory.

 

Let us go out and greet the Sabbath, for it is the source of blessing.

She was planned from before, the thought before creation.

 

The sanctuary of the King in the royal city! Rise up and leave behind the turmoil.

You have dwell too long in the Valley of crying, and He will have compassion upon you.

 

Get up from the dust, put on your garments of glory, my people.

By means of the son of Yishai of Bethlehem, my soul's redemption draws near!

 

Wake up, wake up, your light has come, get up and arise.

Arouse, arouse, and sing a song. The glory of God is revealed upon you.

 

Do not be ashamed or humiliated. Why should you be downcast and confused?

With you shall find shelter the poor of my people, and we shall rebuild the city on its ruins.

 

May all who plundered you be plundered, and all who swallowed you be kept far away.

Your God shall rejoice upon you, as a groom rejoices upon his bride.

 

I strike out to the left or right, and I extol God.

By means of the man descended from Peretz, we shall be happy and joyful.

 

Come in peace the crown of her husband, also in joy and exultation.

In the midst of the faithful of the chosen people, come now, oh bride, come now, oh bride!

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