#Eli, Eli (A Walk to #Caesarea) is a poem in Hebrew written in 1942 by Hungarian Jewish WWII resistance fighter #HannahSenesh, which Israeli composer #DavidZehavi set to music in 1945. The song is considered one of Israel's unofficial anthems, and is the most-commonly played song on #YomHaShoah (the #HolocaustRemembranceDay) in #Israel.🎹
#JazzPiano Improvisation & Tutorial by #ZoriyFine, 19.12.2022, #Warszawa. (Let me remind you, it is better to listen in headphones or on a good audio system due to the high quality recording (192 kHz, 24 bits) of the #Fazioli piano emulation, #KorgSV2 #PreSonus).
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#MeditativeCalmMusic. #JazzImprovisation. Any melody can become a #LullabySong. Медитативна #МузикаСпокою. Будь-яка мелодія може стати #Колискова. PLAYLIST...
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#VideoTutorial on #StepByStep how to easily #LearnToPlayPiano.
#PianoTutorial - #HowToPlay.
#ЯкЦеЗіграти? Крок по кроку: #НавчальнеВідео про те, як легко #НавчитисяГрати на #фортепіано.
#КакЭтоСыграть? #ШагЗаШагом: обучающее видео, как легко #НаучитьсяИграть на #фортепиано.
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PLAYLIST with Ukrainian songs and poems performed by me:
Плей-лист з українськими піснями і віршами у моєму виконанні.
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PLAYLIST with Jewish songs performed by me.
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The following is an English translation of the song version:
My God, my God,
may it never end –
the sand and the sea,
the rustle of the water,
the brilliance of the sky,
the prayer of man.
In Hebrew, the poem reads:
אלי, אלי, שלא יגמר לעולם
החול והים
רשרוש של המים
ברק השמים
תפילת האדם
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