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| "HebrewSongs.com penetrates my soul and my veins. This is my home." |
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Legendary Israeli songwriter Ehud Manor z"l Ehud Manor adapted his dedication to Hebrew Songs.com from his famous song Ein Li Eretz Acheret The Israeli public voted this Ehud Manor's most popular song. |
"Hebrew Songs.com is a global musical ambassador. The transliteration and translation of over 4000 song words into English and other languages is an incredible achievement. This unique website enables the soul of Israeli music to be embraced in every corner of the world." |
Israeli world music icon and guitar virtuoso David Broza |
In my world a song belongs to the singer only for as long as the sound is heard. Even then it begins to belong to the listener. Now JewishAustralia has come to share the blessings globally and I say 'yishar kokhakhem'. And to the listeners who seek to learn I say: "Harimu kol. Lift up your voice!" |
Internationally renowned actor, folksinger and social activist Theodore Bikel |
"Do you hear the people sing? They are all singing Hebrew songs" signed 'Jean Val Dudu' - |
Star of Les Miserables Dudu Fisher |
"Hebrew
songs.com is watching over the world of Israeli music and helping it to spread its wings to an international audience." |
Israeli singer-songwriter David D'Or |
"Hebrew Songs.com is the connecting thread between Hebrew dance, music and song, and it plays the role of an important ambassador spreading Israeli culture throughout the world.
It contributes greatly to dancers around the globe by enabling them to understand the significance of the words of their most beloved dances. Choreographer and Artistic director of the Karmiel Dance Festival Shlomo Maman |
"Hebrew
songs.com brings the magic and meaning of Israeli dances to a worldwide audience." |
Ground-breaking Israeli dance choreographer Gadi Bitton |
"It
is of great benefit when cultural tradition treats language as something precious. The work that you are doing with dance and song is contributing in a vital way to the enrichment of modern Hebrew culture world-wide." |
Professor Colin Nettelbeck,
Head, School of Languages, The University of Melbourne |
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