High Holidays 5781 Torah of Awakening & Urban Adamah

Erev Yom Kippur-Sunday Evening, Sept. 27

Have your candles ready to light during the podcast.Listen and pray along with this musical prayer podcast on the evening of Sunday, September 27. This is the Ma’ariv (Evening) service and it is preferable to listen to it after tuning in to the live Kol Nidre service on Zoom taking place at 5:30 p.m. (PT)Join Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, Jeannette Ferber, Kohenet Yael Schonzeit, and Gary Lapow along with sacred music ensemble BRIAH: Josh Miele (bass), Yari Mander (percussion), Craig Bravo Miller (drums), Eidan Schachter-Brooks (guitar), Peter Allen (clarinet).This podcast will be available until Shemini Atzeret (Oct.10) Please download before that if you'd like to keep a copy of this recording.A few suggestions to help you prepare for the holiest day of the year:Take some time before Sunday evening to make sure you can access the these prayer podcasts . Please see Tech FAQ’s for assistance.Download the Makhzor on a device separate from the one you will use for streaming the podcast. This will help you navigate the pages with more ease.Prepare your prayer podcast listening by downloading to your device,  readying your headset or speakers and considering where, when and how you plan to listen. Some people have said that listening through headsets offers a deeper, more internal experience. Others have listened with family members on a speaker for a shared experience.

Yom Kippur Morning - Monday, Sept. 28

Listen and pray along with this musical prayer podcast on the morning of Monday, September 28. This is the morning service with songs of praise (p’sukei d’zimra), shakharit, a Torah teaching and mussaf services. You may want to plan to listen to this after the morning intention setting ritual via Zoom with Rabbi Diane Elliot and Kohenet Yael Schonzeit at 9:30 a.m (PT).Join Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, Jeannette Ferber, Kohenet Yael Schonzeit, Estelle Frankel Gary Lapow and Bruce Silverman along with sacred music ensemble BRIAH: Josh Miele (bass), Yari Mander (percussion), Craig Bravo Miller (drums), Eidan Schachter-Brooks (guitar), Peter Allen (clarinet).This podcast will be available until Shemini Atzeret (Oct.10) Please download before that if you'd like to keep a copy of this recording.A few suggestions to help you prepare for listening to this prayer service on the holiest day of the year:Take some time before Sunday evening to make sure you can access the these prayer podcasts . Please see Tech FAQ’s for assistance.Download the Makhzor on a device separate from the one you will use for streaming the podcast. This will help you navigate the pages with more ease.Prepare your prayer podcast listening by downloading to your device,  readying your headset or speakers and considering where, when and how you plan to listen. Some people have said that listening through headsets offers a deeper, more internal experience. Others have listened with family members on a speaker for a shared experience.

Ne'ilah Service -Monday Evening, September 28

Listen and pray along with this musical prayer podcast at the end of Yom Kippur- Monday, September 28. Plan to start listening 90 minutes prior to the time you plan to break the fast.   Join Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, Jeannette Ferber, Kohenet Yael Schonzeit, Estelle Frankel and Bruce Silverman along with sacred music ensemble BRIAH: Josh Miele (bass), Yari Mander (percussion), Craig Bravo Miller (drums), Eidan Schachter-Brooks (guitar), Peter Allen (clarinet).Also featuring: Jen Kantor Altman (percussion), Artem Ash (bass), Eliyahu Sills (flutes), Bon Singer (vocals).This podcast will be available until Shemini Atzeret (Oct.10) Please download before that if you'd like to keep a copy of this recording.

Bonus Podcast: Tashlich

Kohenet Yael guides us in this ritual of letting go. Listen to the podcast anytime starting on the second day of Rosh Hashana through the end of Sukkot (Oct 9.)

Erev Rosh Hashana

Listen and pray along with this musical prayer podcast on the evenings of Friday, September 18 or September 19, 2020, the evenings of Rosh Hashana 5781. This is the Ma'ariv Evening service and it is preferable to listen to it after tuning in to the live Kabbalat Shabbat service on Zoom on Friday night.Join Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, Jeannette Ferber, Kohenet Yael Schonzeit, Rabbi Diane Elliot, Estelle Frankel, Bruce Silverman, Dr. Laura Rifkin, Gary Lapow, Ahbi Vernon and Shaykh Issa Baba along with sacred ensemble BRIAH: Jeannette Ferber (vocals), Kohenet Yael Schonzeit (vocals), Josh Miele (bass), Yari Mander (percussion), Sam (Shmully) Markewich (drums), Craig Bravo Miller (drums), Eidan Schachter-Brooks (guitar, drums, bass), Peter Allen (clarinet), Jason Ditzian (clarinet).

Rosh Hashana Morning

Listen and pray along with this musical prayer podcast on the morning of Saturday, September 19, the first day of Rosh Hashana 5781. This includes the Shacharit, Torah and Mussaf services including the Shofar service.You may also want to listen to the podcast on Sunday, September 20, the second day of Rosh Hashana but please note that the prayers specific to Shabbat would not be needed on this second day.Join Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, Jeannette Ferber, Kohenet Yael Schonzeit, Rabbi Diane Elliot, Estelle Frankel, Bruce Silverman, Dr. Laura Rifkin, Gary Lapow, Ahbi Vernon and Shaykh Issa Baba along with sacred ensemble BRIAH: Jeannette Ferber (vocals), Kohenet Yael Schonzeit (vocals), Josh Miele (bass), Yari Mander (percussion), Craig Bravo Miller (drums), Eidan Schachter-Brooks (guitar), Peter Allen (clarinet), Jason Ditzian (clarinet), and Eliyahu Sills (flutes.)