For general websites relating to Purim, go to the PURIM page on Jewish Australia.com - -

	PURIM SONGS & DANCES
		"Mi shenichnas Adar marbim b'simchah" "When (the month of) Adar begins, joy increases"
		SONGS	DANCES
	Purim singalong - 15 of your favourite Purim songs
	SONGS Every page has a direct link to the Hebrew words of the song
	Ani Purim		Leitsanim Ktanim
	Chag Purim		Leitsan Katan Nechmad
	Chag Purim (2)		Lichvod Purim
	Chag Purim Higi'a		Mischak Purim
	Chag Purim Hineh Ba		Pizmon Lepurim
	Chag Purim Sheli		Pur Purim
	Erev Purim		Sason Viykar
	Haleitsan		Shir Hakova'im
	Hara'ashan - The Noisemaker		Shir Hamasechot
	Hava netzeh bimachol		Shir Hara'ashan
	Hayom Purim		Shiru Purim
	Hayom Purim Lanu		Shoshanat Ya'akov
	Hora Agadati		Ten Katef
	Im Hashachar		Utzueitza
	Ksheharabi Mezamer		Yom Tov Lanu
	Kshenich'nas Adar
	Other Purim songs on Hebrew Songs.com
	Yiddish - A Lid Lichvod Purim
	LINKS TO PURIM SONG WEBSITES
	From the Hebrew University National Sound Archive Purim page - Includes songs, readings from the Megillah and more
	From the Zemerl website: Purim songs page
	The Keshernet website songsheets
	Songs include: Blessings - Chag Purim - Haynt Iz Purim (Purim Day) Oy Oy Uncle Mordechai - Utzu Eitza, plus a variety of Purim 'spoof' songs in English
	Chagim.org   More Purim song words in Hebrew
	Aish Hatorah Purim Songs
	Songs include: MisheNichnas Adar       Shoshanat Ya'akov     Chag Purim
	Kacha Yeyaseh          Al Hanisim       Venahafoch Hu           Layehudim Hayta Orah
	U Mordechai Yatsa      Chayav Inish      Utzu Eitzah
	DANCES About or relating to Purim
	Ani Purim - Chag Purim See the different versions on the israelidances.com database Purim search
	Hava Netzeh Bemachol
	Hora Agadati
	Im Hashachar
	Rondo Lepurim
	Some dances on this list include suggestions from the Rikud chat list which we attribute with thanks.
	Al Hanisim The dance and music pertain to the first line of the special prayer recited on Purim or Hanukkah. The body of the prayer has differentiation to specifically address Purim or Channukah, but except for the references to the particular holiday (2-4 lines of a 15+ line prayer), the rest of the text of the prayer is identical. Included in both Birkat Hamazon and daily/Shabbat liturgy (only Hannukah can fall on Shabbat).
	Many thanks to Mickey, Barbara, Michael, Steve, from the Rikud Chat list for this suggestion.
	Chapter 1, v 7 of the book of Esther shows that her name is Hadassah: "And he had brought up Hadassah, that is Esther" Ahavat Hadassah - Eliyahu Gamliel Ahavat Hadassah #2 - Rivka Sturman Hadassah Esther - Shmulik Gov Ari
	Since Purim took place in Shushan, between the Tigris and Eurphrates rivers, there is the dance: Bein Nehar Prat Vechidekel - by Yankele Levy
	Many thanks to Gary Fox from the Rikud Chat list for these suggestions
	The Purim tradition in my session on Long Island (in addition to Al Hanissim) is the line dance to Siman She'ata Tzair (Eliyahu Gamliel 1979). The original song is "Whiskey in the Jar" - an Irish drinking song - somewhat appropriate - at least the drinking part. :) Recorded by the Clancy Brothers. Additionally, aside from it just being a fun dance, it is a mitzvah on Purim to drink enough that one can't tell the difference between Blessed be Mordechai and cursed be Haman. Since a drink or 2 is part of the Purim tradition, any songs having to do with wine would also work! Hora Yayin
	Many thanks to Honey Goldfein from the Rikud Chat list for these suggestions
Special thanks to George Jakubovits of Toronto Canada for preparing all the links for this page.