I wake up every morning with a song stuck in my head. And now it's stuck in yours.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Boi Kallah
This old Camp favorite entered my mind the other day. Can't find a link to the whole song, but here's a snippet for you from Brooklyn-based Jewish singer and educator Shira Kline.
A transliteration of the Hebrew is: Boi Kallah/Lecha dodi, likrat kala, p’ney shabbat n'kablah which means "Welcome the bride. Come my beloved, my bride." It's a Shabbat song, welcoming the "Sabbath bride," or Shekhinah, the divine presence of god, to consecrate the Sabbath. Fascinating metaphor, to welcome god as a "bride" and in a feminine form. Anyone know more about this concept?
Year: unknown
Rating: Warm
Tags:
camp songs,
folk,
Jewish songs,
spiritual,
women artists
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