Hasidic Kaddish - Cantor Azi Schwartz at Park Avenue Synagogue, 2014
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Hasidic Kaddish - Cantor Azi Schwartz at Park Avenue Synagogue, 2014
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On the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, let’s pause and reflect. In the #Yiddish words of this song, “Mend the torn pieces of my heart, and grant me a little relief.” In many corners of the world today, hearts are torn. We may find common ground in praying for #relief; let us also tend to the hearts of others through #kindness and #mitzvot. Wishing you a #Shabbat Shalom. Poem by Joseph Rolnik (1875-1959), set to music by Lazar Weiner (1897-1982) Orchestration by Cantor Joseph Nes
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On the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, let’s pause and reflect. In the #Yiddish words of this song, “Mend the torn pieces of my heart, and grant me a little relief.” In many corners of the world today, hearts are torn. We may find common ground in praying for #relief; let us also tend to the hearts of others through #kindness and #mitzvot. Wishing you a #Shabbat Shalom. Poem by Joseph Rolnik (1875-1959), set to music by Lazar Weiner (1897-1982) Orchestration by Cantor Joseph Nes
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This song expresses a longing for true peace such that the next generation will no longer know the pain of war. It is offered for the safety of IDF soldiers and those held captive, with the heartfelt wish that they may return home safely. Wishing all a Shabbat Shalom and praying for peace everywhere. Featuring Cantor Azi Schwartz and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Eli Jaffe Live from Yom Haatzmaut 2025 in Jerusalem Theatre, Israel Lyrics: Talma Alyagon-Roz Music: Ubaldo Continiello
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This song expresses a longing for true peace such that the next generation will no longer know the pain of war. It is offered for the safety of IDF soldiers and those held captive, with the heartfelt wish that they may return home safely. Wishing all a Shabbat Shalom and praying for peace everywhere. Featuring Cantor Azi Schwartz and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Eli Jaffe Live from Yom Haatzmaut 2025 in Jerusalem Theatre, Israel Lyrics: Talma Alyagon-Roz Music: Ubaldo Continiello
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“Have you ever felt like nobody was there?” Taken from Dear Evan Hansen for our recent Jewish Broadway concert, this song speaks to a deep loneliness and longing for connection. Every day, but more intensely this week, we pray for the immediate release of all remaining hostages, for the end of a nightmare for them and their families. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom — Bring Them Home. Cantor Azi Schwartz החזן עזי שוורץ List of performers in order of appearance: Zachary Piser, Lindsay Lavin, Cantors
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“Have you ever felt like nobody was there?” Taken from Dear Evan Hansen for our recent Jewish Broadway concert, this song speaks to a deep loneliness and longing for connection. Every day, but more intensely this week, we pray for the immediate release of all remaining hostages, for the end of a nightmare for them and their families. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom — Bring Them Home. Cantor Azi Schwartz החזן עזי שוורץ List of performers in order of appearance: Zachary Piser, Lindsay Lavin, Cantors
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As we contemplate the turn of the secular year, we have aspirations for peace, and as this song rings out, “You will yet see how good it will be next year.” Wishing all a happy and safe 2024 and a Shabbat Shalom. #pasyn #peace #newyear #shabbatshalom #pasynmusic #jewishcommunity | Park Avenue Synagogue
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As we contemplate the turn of the secular year, we have aspirations for peace, and as this song rings out, “You will yet see how good it will be next year.” Wishing all a happy and safe 2024 and a Shabbat Shalom. #pasyn #peace #newyear #shabbatshalom #pasynmusic #jewishcommunity | Park Avenue Synagogue
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Our new album, ‘Broadway: A Jewish Journey,’ comes out in two months, and we can’t wait to share it with you! As a sneak peek, here’s a song from Carousel (1945). Its message, “walk on, with hope in your heart, and you’ll never walk alone,” resonates as deeply today as it did in the 1940s. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom! Azi Schwartz Live from Yom Haatzmaut 2025 at the Jerusalem Theatre, Israel Featuring the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Eli Jaffe Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein, II Music: Ric
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Our new album, ‘Broadway: A Jewish Journey,’ comes out in two months, and we can’t wait to share it with you! As a sneak peek, here’s a song from Carousel (1945). Its message, “walk on, with hope in your heart, and you’ll never walk alone,” resonates as deeply today as it did in the 1940s. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom! Azi Schwartz Live from Yom Haatzmaut 2025 at the Jerusalem Theatre, Israel Featuring the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Eli Jaffe Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein, II Music: Ric
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This song is an exemplar of contemporary Israeli music: a melting pot of Jewish liturgy in a current context, an Eastern-flavored tune in a western pop structure. We hope it ad | Park Avenue Synagogue
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This song is an exemplar of contemporary Israeli music: a melting pot of Jewish liturgy in a current context, an Eastern-flavored tune in a western pop structure. We hope it ad | Park Avenue Synagogue
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This Sunday, our community will observe Tisha B'Av, the saddest day in the Jewish calendar. This song describes the tension between weeping over past tragedies and taking action to create a better future – both are important. We wish you a Shabbat Shalom and a meaningful Tisha B’Av. | Park Avenue Synagogue
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“Way up above the towers The dove spreads her wings, gliding afar, her eyes longing. High above, like the tongues of bells At daybreak she coos, and at nightfall is silent, her wings are light. Onward, onward, above the water she hovers, still waiting. Way up above the Hills of Gilboa, above the clouds, the road is long.” Like the dove in this gentle song, the dove in last week’s parsha, we look for a more peaceful, hopeful tomorrow. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom. #pasyn #jewishmusic #jewishcommu
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🌸🎶This setting for springtime by David Nowakowsky (1848–1921), part of the Song of Songs, is all about arrivals, expectation, and allegories of love. We hope for new beginnings throughout the world, and for the message of love and faith to be stronger than any other. We wish you a Shabbat Shalom and a Hodesh Tov, and we look forward to celebrating Passover with you. Featuring Cantor Shiree Kidron Music and Cantor Azi Schwartz החזן עזי שוורץ Orchestrated by Cantor Joseph Ness A/V: Oscar Acevedo
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In an anguished time, we sing of taking delight from keeping Shabbat. Interestingly, the reverse is also true: the rhythm of this musical setting of a joyful prayer is tinged with melancholy. Perhaps that alloy is what makes deep joy more powerful than happiness – the knowledge that the Jewish people are always in both delight and despair. #pasyn #shabbat #jewishmusic #pasmusic #joyinsorrow | Park Avenue Synagogue
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As we deal with fear and anxiety in our lives, the lyrics of this song by Broadway composer and PAS member Zina Goldrich offer wisdom from two sources: Rabbi Nachman of Breslov and Rabindranath Tagore. May this message bring deeper contemplation and peace. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom. Azi Schwartz Featuring Cantor Azi Schwartz & Cantor Mira Davis Song by Zina Goldrich commissioned by the PAS Music Center Arrangement by Oran Eldor Music Director: David Enlow Audio and Video: Oscar Acevedo, Terre
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In the aftermath of October 7, celebrated Israeli artist Hanan Ben Ari wrote this song. In his dedication to the song, he writes, “This song is dedicated to my country. Not the one that was here a week ago, the one we will rebuild when all this is over.” As we look to Yom HaShoah, the reasons why a Jewish homeland must be built and continually rebuilt, even with all its flaws, are evident through the crucible of memory. As the song says, “Even in hell, you are paradise.” Wishing you a Shabbat Sh
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This setting of the psalm "Song of Ascents" is presented in honor of those who keep us and Israel safe. Shabbat Shalom. #pasyn #israel #shabbat #shabbatshalom #songofascents #jewishmusic | Park Avenue Synagogue
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If Debbie Friedman z”l was a modern-day #Miriam, with prophetic singing and leadership of #Jewishmusic, then it is fitting to #celebrate one of her most famous compositions as we are amid #ShabbatShirah, marking the birth of the Song of the Sea. We have commissioned a fresh take on this vintage #music, Hallelujah (Psalm 150). May the music of Friedman be elevated and brought into our own time. Whatever is happening in the world, singing out, with vitality, will always help. #pasyn #debbiefriedma
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As we close our #musical season, we reflect on the occasions filled with joyful and deep sounds that made it a memorable year. A few weeks ago we heard some of this special #music during the #barmitzvah of Cantor Azi Schwartz החזן עזי שוורץ’s son, Daniel. We hope you enjoy these musical highlights from our cantors and the Schwartz family singers! Wishing you a #ShabbatShalom. #pasyn #jewishmusic #judaism #NYC #newyorkcity #synagogue | Park Avenue Synagogue
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At the 2015 Multireligious Meeting for Peace, Pope Francis and other religious leaders, including Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, remembered those who perished on 9/11 and prayed for peace. Cantor Azi Schwartz החזן עזי שוורץ closed the ceremony with Oseh Shalom. May this song bring comfort to those mourning his loss. #popefrancis | Park Avenue Synagogue
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“As a shepherd examines the flock, making each sheep pass under the staff . . .” The piyyut (liturgical poem) Unetaneh Tokef, from which this song takes its lyrics, is central to the High Holidays, with its imagery of being counted with the desire to be inscribed in the Book of Life. As we approach the upcoming services, with such high stakes, we wish you a healthy, peaceful, and sweet new year. #pasyn #pasynmusic #jewishmusic #highholidays #bookoflife | Park Avenue Synagogue
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There is a rich treasury of music that’s been written for Israeli children. Here are some whimsical and beautiful children’s songs in Hebrew. Enjoy solos by Cantor Azi Schwartz’s children and let your heart be light! Wishing you a #shabbatshalomShalom and a Happy #Purim. | Park Avenue Synagogue
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We spent a joyful Tuesday evening with our community, dancing and rejoicing together as we celebrated Simhat Torah and the return of 20 living hostages home to Israel. Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove Cantor Azi Schwartz החזן עזי שוורץ | Park Avenue Synagogue
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As we approach the High Holidays, here is a piyut recorded live during services in dramatic cantorial style, a centuries-old art in which the cantor’s voice portrays the struggle and triumph of atonement. Once brought to the Broadway stage through Jewish contributions to musical theatre, this sacred form of drama now returns. Hear it on our new album, releasing September 16, and join our High Holiday Livestream. Featuring Cantor Azi Schwartz As sung by Cantor Moyshe Oysher (1906-1958), arranged
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Imagine an international hazzan who sang in Vienna and Hamburg, Harlem and the Met; who was compared to his friend the great Caruso and and yet was known for his menschlekhkeit; who reinvented the traditional cantorial canon but also participated in the “talkie” revolution that changed the cinema forever. This was the life of Yossele Rosenblatt (1882–1933), the star cantor of his age, whose 88th yahrzeit occurs this month. This joyful setting of Psalm 113 keeps Rosenblatt’s incredible legacy ali
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Our hearts are with the victims of Sunday's horrific terror attack targeting Jewish Americans peacefully marching in support of the hostages in Gaza. We pray for refuah shlema—a complete and speedy recovery—and for peace. | Park Avenue Synagogue
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Twenty years after Jacob famously dreamed of a ladder ascending to heaven, he had another, lesser-known vision. Rabbi Pink analyzes that story and shares what it can teach us about our lives. Watch full sermon: https://bit.ly/4isDUD8. | Park Avenue Synagogue
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The lyricist Natan Yonathan builds on opening words from the Medieval Sephardic poet Shmuel ibn Naghrilla as he marks the passing of months: “Av has died, Elul has died, and heat has died, Tishrei also has come to die with them”, and Tzvika Pik provides music that is in turn mournful and energetic. As we embark on the year 5785, we mourn that which is past and look forward with hope, through this song. Wishing you a shabbat shalom. From our new album Am Yisrael Chai: An October 7th Commemorative
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Featuring leading theater stars, the production Shabbat on Broadway was an inclusive experience that blended prayer and inspirational show tunes – the first time a Shabbat service has taken place on the Broadway stage. Produced by Amanda Lipitz and Henry Tisch, with creative and liturgical input by Cantor Schwartz, this event fostered a sense of togetherness during a challenging time for Jews worldwide. It began with a video of NYC cantors convened by Cantor Schwartz, who sang Hinei ma Tov to "O
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Leonard Bernstein's Hashkeveinu (1945)
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During a sermon teaching centered around the concepts of hesed and emet, one congregant posed the question: “What if a dying parent requests something of their adult child that the child knows is wrong?” Here is how Rabbi Pink responded. How would you respond? Watch the full sermon: https://bit.ly/4q9EWa4. | Park Avenue Synagogue
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Cantor Azi Schwartz Sings "Sanctuary"
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There is Jewish mysticism that manifests itself in physical articles, customs that are halakhic or personal ritual. As profound as they can be, Rabbi Zuckerman urges us to not only rely on these artifacts to channel spirituality, but for us to manifest our spiritual work through actions. | Park Avenue Synagogue
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