5:16 PM
September 1, 08





This photo was taken by Susan at the World Peace Celebration
at Balboa Park. It was turned into a painting/drawing that I have seen
in the Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach literature. He died in the early 90's I believe.

I have a lot of photos that I took of Shlomo.
He was a dear friend.

HISTORICAL NOTE
House of Love and Prayer
Haight Asbury San Francisco

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shlomo_Carlebach


Carlebach began writing songs at the end of the 1950s, primarily based on verses from Tanakh set to his own music. Although he composed thousands of songs, he couldn't read musical notes. Many of his soulful renderings of Torah verses became standards in the wider Jewish community, including Am Yisrael Chai ("[The] Nation [of] Israel Lives"—composed on behalf of Soviet Jewry in the mid-1960s), Pischu Li ("Open For Me [The Gates of Righteousness]") and Barchi Nafshi ("May My Soul Bless God").
His public singing career began in Greenwich Village, where he met Bob Dylan and other folk singers. He sought out and used the same producers as used by famous folk artists.
He moved to Berkeley for the 1966 Folk Festival. After his appearance, he decided to remain in the San Francisco Bay Area to reach out to what he called "lost Jewish souls"—runaways and drug-addicted youth. He opened a center called the House of Love and Prayer in Haight-Ashbury, where he reached out to disaffected youth with song and communal gatherings. He became known as "The Singing Rabbi." Through his music and his innate caring, many Jews feel that he "saved" thousands of Jewish youngsters and adults.

{I could contribute to this...}
Lots to write about him.

HER CD:

http://www.arielpublicity.com/carlebach/press_1.html


STORAGE SPONSOR?

Time to go throught these archives?

Idea!!

Holdings....


INTERVIEW WITH
Menachem Daum

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/week1135/profile.html


718.232.7572


The Teachings of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
from Sefer "Lev HaShamayim" on Yom Kippur
edited by Rabbi Shmuel Zivan

The deepest Torahs and stories from the teachings of
Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach and Izshbitz.

Learning with
Rabbi Nossen and Rebbetzin Channah Schafer

Sunday, Oct. 5, 2008
7 Tishrei 5768
9 pm - 10:00 pm EST

ON-LINE
OR RECORDED (If you aren't available at the time of the shuir)

Dial-in: (641) 715-3300
Conf code: 818022#

This recording will be recorded and available until the next shiur,
which will replace it.
Playback Number: (641) 715-3412
Access Code: 818022#

THIS SUNDAY –TWO GOATS-Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach Telephone Learning






 

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