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Morning Minyan 🔀

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal ⏺️

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal 🔀

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Family and Kesher Shabbat Experience ⏺️

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Mincha, Seudah Sheleshet, Ma'ariv, Havdallah—Cheshbon HaNefesh 🔀📯

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal ⏺️

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal 🔀

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Worship in Pink Shabbat 🔀

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Mincha, Seudah Sheleshet, Ma'ariv, Havdallah—Cheshbon HaNefesh 🔀📯

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal ⏺️

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal 🔀

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Mincha, Seudah Sheleshet, Ma'ariv, Havdallah—Cheshbon HaNefesh 🔀📯

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal ⏺️

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Meshorerim High Holiday Ensemble Rehearsal 🔀

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Mincha, Seudah Sheleshet, Ma'ariv, Havdallah—Cheshbon HaNefesh 🔀📯

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Mincha, Seudah Sheleshet, Ma'ariv, Havdallah—Cheshbon HaNefesh 🔀📯

High Holiday Tunes

AA Tunes Campaign

What are the AA tunes? Our rabbis hear this question yearly as the journey toward the High Holidays begins. The AA tunes are melodies that have accompanied us through countless High Holidays throughout our youth and as we grew with the congregation. Cantor after cantor, choir after choir, some melodies have followed us, embraced us, and given us a sense of the holiness of the AA prayer experience. But what are they? We embarked on a mission to “find” the AA tunes, with our community’s help. Check out the journey!

AA Tunes Campaign

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Sing with the Meshorerim

Our Meshorerim (Hebrew for “spiritual singers”) group enhances prayer through music and song. The group is open to anyone regardless of musical background, Hebrew ability, or rehearsal attendance. Even if you’ve never attended a practice before, you can join our Meshorerim  anytime. All we ask is that you sit up front during the Holidays in the designated “Meshorerim” section and sing along when you can! See the full schedule of gatherings on the AA Tunes Linktree.

Questions? Please contact the Interim Director of Music and Tefillah: Bonnie Levine (music@aasynagogue.org).

AA Children's Choir

The Children’s Choir, introduced for the first time during the 5784 High Holiday services, will sing again this year! The Children’s Choir currently includes young singers ages 5–15 and rehearses on Sundays during our Kesher Jewish School program and Saturdays after Rebbe’s Tish.

Spiritual Preparation

They say listening to a band’s album before attending their concert can help people enjoy the show. The same is true of spiritual preparation for the High Holiday services. Familiarizing yourself with the audio tracks of the AA Tunes will lead to a more meaningful High Holiday experience! While we may not have an AA Tunes album (at least not yet), we offer sheet music and audio files for some of our selections. You can find an index with links here.