Adonai (Psalm 120), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Essa einai (Psalm 121, 1-4), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Sh'alu shelom Yerushalayim (Psalm 122, 1-3. 6-7), for voice, flute, pia - Waltraud Rennebaum, Rennebaum, Raimund
Hineh keinei avadim (Psalm 123, 2), for voice, flute, piano & percussio - Waltraud Rennebaum, Harel, Israel
Nafshenu ketzipor nimleta (Psalm 124, 7-8), for voice, flute, piano & p - Waltraud Rennebaum, Neeb, Martin
Ha tzadikim (Psalm 125), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Ke chomim (Psalm 126), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Im Adonai lo ivne vait (Psalm 127, 1-4), for voice, flute, piano & perc
Yevarechecha (Psalm 128, 5-6), for voice, flute, piano & percussion - Waltraud Rennebaum, Vincrants, David
Adonai tzadik (Psalm 129), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Kiviti Adonai (Psalm 130, 1-5), for voice, flute, piano & percussion - Waltraud Rennebaum, Rennebaum, Raimund
Lo gavah libi (Psalm 131), for voice, flute, piano & percussion - Waltraud Rennebaum, Shomron, Elisheva
Po eshev (Psalm 132, 13-16), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Ke tal Chermon (Psalm 133), for voice, flute, piano & percussion - Waltraud Rennebaum, Rennebaum, Raimund
Hineh barchu et Adonai (Psalm 134), for voice, flute, piano & percussio - Waltraud Rennebaum, Rennebaum, Raimund
Anah elech (Psalm 139, 7-12), for voice, flute, piano & percussion
Ma'a lot" is the plural of the Hebrew word "Ma'alah," which means "stages." Psalms 120-134 form a cycle of songs intended for use by travelers en route to the great pilgrimage feasts in Jerusalem--Passover, Shavuot, and Su... more »kkoth. These psalms express the confidence and hope of a worshipping people, but more than that, they reveal the Israelite's social and devotional life. The emphasis on family, prosperity, and brotherly love are all be a natural part of the festive seasons, when families participate in the thanksgiving celebrations in Jerusalem. This is the first globally available CD recording of these songs of pilgrimage in their original language, featuring the original compositions of Waltraud Rennenbaum, who has composed ten of the sixteen pieces performed here.« less
Ma'a lot" is the plural of the Hebrew word "Ma'alah," which means "stages." Psalms 120-134 form a cycle of songs intended for use by travelers en route to the great pilgrimage feasts in Jerusalem--Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkoth. These psalms express the confidence and hope of a worshipping people, but more than that, they reveal the Israelite's social and devotional life. The emphasis on family, prosperity, and brotherly love are all be a natural part of the festive seasons, when families participate in the thanksgiving celebrations in Jerusalem. This is the first globally available CD recording of these songs of pilgrimage in their original language, featuring the original compositions of Waltraud Rennenbaum, who has composed ten of the sixteen pieces performed here.
CD Reviews
Outstanding!
Disciple of God-B.R. | Hoover, Alabama United States | 01/13/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I am studying the Psalms of Ascent with Beth Moore and this really fits in nicely. Though it is Hebrew it will set the mood for our class. Thank you so much for such a beautiful picture of the hearts of our ancestors and how they prepared their hearts for their time with our LORD."