Jessi Roemer - Hayom Ha'Olam Mitchadesh

from Tishrei: the end is the beginning by Elul Music Project

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Sung following the first shofar sounding on Rosh Hashanah, the opening line from liturgy asserts that everything and everyone is both reborn and called to judgement on this day. The song lyrics meditate on this concept, playing with the similar sounds of "mitchadesh" (renews itself) and "mekudash" (is made holy), to suggest that there is holiness in the act of renewal. It is at the core of our living nature to try again, to re-build, to renew ourselves; this makes us holy and deserving of compassion, especially on this day of judgement -- as deserving as if we were newly born.

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.היום הרת עולם, היום יעמיד במשפט כל–יצורי עולמים / Hayom harat olam, hayom ya'amid bamishpat kol y'tzurei olamim.
(Today the world is reborn. Today the creations of all worlds are called to judgement.)

היום העולם מתחדש / Hayom ha'olam mitchadesh
היום העולם מתחדש / Hayom ha'olam mitchadesh
היום העולם היום העולם / Hayom ha'olam hayom ha'olam
היום העולם מקודש / Hayom ha'olam mekudash

Today the whole world is renewed
Today the whole world is renewed
Today the whole world, today the whole world
is new, is sanctified!

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Source: Rosh Hashanah Liturgy, original lyrics

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from Tishrei: the end is the beginning, released September 16, 2022
written by Jessi Roemer

lead & harmony vocals - Jessi Roemer
harmony vocals - Matthew Goldfield, Anat Hochberg, Helen Bennett
piano, keyboards - Matthew Goldfield

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