Session 2: Sunday, March 22 at 1:00pm

Lecha Dodi & Adon Olam: When results surpass intentions with Rabbi Daniel Victor

The stories and evolutions behind some of our most famous liturgies.  

Come listen to and learn about the ideologies, theologies, and countless melodies that have emerged, and that have become connected with, pieces whose liturgists may never have expected such a wide spread appeal.  Or did they?  

Session 3: Tuesday, April 28 at 12:00pm

Ladina music with Cantor Talya Smilowitz

Session 4: Sunday, May 31 at 1:00pm

Haggadah/ music inspiring art with Rabbi Daniel Victor

Future sessions to be announced

A Hadar Circle on Music, Prayer, and Community

Music has always been at the heart of Jewish life — from the songs of our ancestors to the melodies that fill our sanctuary today. United in Music is a new Hadar Community group that explores how music unites us, infuses prayer with meaning, and helps us experience Jewish text with fresh ears.

We’ll draw on traditional nigunim, contemporary melodies, and a few surprises from across Jewish life. No musical background is needed — just a willingness to listen, sing (a little or a lot), and bring your whole self. Hadar’s mission is to empower Jews to create and sustain vibrant, practicing, egalitarian Jewish communities of Torah, Avodah, and Hesed.

Pre-Register Online for the most updated information and the Zoom link. 

Questions about United in Music? Contact Jamie Libow at jamielibow@gmail.com or (860) 882-9537